Bernays arranged for the two to do a radio commercial, but not before taking out a highly publicized policy with Lloyd's of London insuring the star of silent movies against stage fright.
It's noteworthy that these highly publicized policies to provide public support for private schools have not led to major increases in the proportions of students enrolling in private schools, according to the national data cited above.
The coup de grace for California Republicans is a less publicized Bush policy, one that potentially has longer and more dramatic political consequences.
The ACWF was responsible for publicizing the policy and its content, but questioned if the policy respected the rights of women.
What percentage have set up hot lines for complaints, or publicized their policies or hot lines to parishioners?
Steinbrenner's real reason for talking yesterday was to publicize a new team policy for postseason tickets: limiting buyers to four tickets a series, not four tickets a game, as in the past, for as many as seven American League division and championship series games.
Before the launch of new health insurance policies, policy entrepreneurs publicized the advantages of the new health insurance policy through the mass media, such as radio broadcasts, and newspapers.
"Our ministry is doing a good job to be more open and more transparent — there is even an office in our ministry responsible for publicizing our policies," said Chen Rongkai, the ministry's division director for press.
If anything, Ms. Rojas adds, she wishes North Carolina were doing more to publicize its policy.
"We are in the business of trying to publicize this policy," he said.
Given that retailers reported minimal negative reaction among customers, a finding confirmed in focus groups, there appears to be little downside to continuously publicizing the policy.
