Sentence examples for publicity tactic from inspiring English sources

While we understand the protesters' intent and publicity tactic, we clearly cannot agree with their decision to target RBS".

It really is a publicity tactic.

As a publicity tactic, copies were circulated privately.

A Rand Corporation study for the Pentagon detailed how Mexico's Zapatista rebel movement in 1994 used publicity tactics -- a "social netwar," the study dubbed it -- to generate support abroad for its campaign against the North American Free Trade Agreement.

So this is manipulative publicity tactics, or, perhaps worse, Lohan's colleagues are taking advantage of a sick woman to make dramatic TV disguised as a career comeback.

In the face of restrictions, the band, which is kicking off a U.S. tour, resorted to their so-called guerrilla-style publicity tactics, hoping the presence of members of the pot groups at the show will generate buzz on social media.

The cheeky publicity-hogging tactic subsequently became known as "pulling a Chávez".

But though Parliament was braced for publicity-seeking tactics Tuesday, the far right parties made a minimal impact.

Charles Harder, Trump's lead attorney on the case, said Trump's legal fees were so high due to both the unique nature of the case and Avenatti's pugnacious, publicity-seeking tactics, the Associated Press reported.

He also helps tenants figure out who actually owns their buildings: some landlords attempt to obscure their involvement to avoid bad publicity about their tactics or housing conditions.

From AP: "Polls paid for by candidates or interest groups may be designed to produce results that are beneficial to that candidate or group, and they may be released selectively as a campaign tactic or publicity ploy.