Sentence examples for relations message from inspiring English sources
Most responded with a boilerplate public relations message.
"The concept of responsible gambling is nothing more than a public relations message".
Still, Mr. Newman's raise was postponed for a year because "we felt it was premature and it sent out a bad public relations message," he added.
The government is sharpening its public relations message while trying to shut down the opposition's media, a plan that in some parts of the country appears to be backfiring.
Jay said: "You're almost communicating there a public relations message, and coming close to putting yourself in the same boat as News Corp by using the pronoun 'we'?" Smith replied: "'We' would have been 'we' the collective.
Around the same time that Playoff PAC went public in the fall of 2009, the B.C.S. sharpened its public relations message, starting Facebook and Twitter accounts and hiring a political veteran of its own, the former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer, as a consultant.
SONY seems to have learnt one basic lesson of corporate public relations: messages are better received when you are making money.
The elections, they say, were less about her than public relations, messaging problems and, most of all, a 9.6 percent unemployment rate.
Integral to the industry's campaign was an effort to derail the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) risk assessment on environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) by recruiting a network of journalists to generate news articles supporting the industry's position and pushing its public relations messages regarding the ETS issue.
The public relations messaging on religious freedom included ads in newspapers alluding to New England being founded by colonists seeking haven from religious persecution.
Traditionally speaking the "dot com" presence was owned by the marketing, or in some misguided cases corporate communications who mistook the home page as a staging ground for press releases and investor relations messages.
