Sentence examples for relations exercise from inspiring English sources

He explained, "For Bernhardt, Go is a public relations exercise".

It was, of course, something of a public relations exercise.

Much of its product, liberally spread, is a public relations exercise.

"I made clear I would never be part of something that was a public relations exercise.

Mr. Schulman called the priest's defamation suit a public relations exercise, intended only to intimidate).

It is more a public relations exercise, a show of force," he said.

But low participation so far makes the project little more than a public-relations exercise.

Bonarwolo described Liberia's reintegration initiatives as a public-relations exercise put on for the benefit of donors.

In such cases CSR is not a public-relations exercise but part of systematic due diligence for new investments.

But it looked more like a public-relations exercise, and is not necessarily a good omen for the talks.

Hygge has been listed as a "word of the year" by both the Collins and Oxford dictionaries – alongside Brexit and Trumpism – in the lexicographers' annual public-relations exercise.