There are also public relations reasons why the Bush camp is emphasizing the transition and the Gore camp is not.
rand was leery of civil defense for client-relations reasons: money spent on fallout shelters and dosimeters was less money for the Air Force.
However representatives from GU Fossil Free on campus denied it was a victory stating: "It is evident that the university made its decisions for mostly financial and public relations reasons.
A Midwesterner and a grandfatherly guy, Dr. Huxsoll, 63, admits he went with the man's best friend motif for public relations reasons.
Hezbollah, she says, tries to mask its antiJudaism for "public-relations reasons," but she argues that a study of its language, spoken and written, reveals an underlying truth.
Companies are "raising prices, but are trying not to broadcast it for competitive reasons, and it also doesn't look good for public relations reasons," said John D. Morris, an analyst with BMO Capital Markets.
Struck by descriptions of the tree's size, he went to see it and immediately concluded that it would be a mistake to take on the job, for both preservation and public relations reasons.
Mr. Campbell said today in an interview that he had not seen the letter from Browning-Ferris, but he criticized the move as more of a showpiece for public relations reasons than a constructive effort on the company's part.
He said that in the United States food with similar levels of radiation would probably be taken off the market, but more for political and public relations reasons than for scientific or medical ones.
Some landlords say they are happy to add and maintain the spaces in a commercial real estate market that is increasingly favoring green construction and retrofitting, for financial and public relations reasons.
