"Alamuddin and Clooney are using this row for their own public relations purposes.
But patent experts say Apple was not likely to have added Mr. Jobs's name simply for public relations purposes.
"I hope that no senior TransUnion executive really did do this with Suze for purely public relations purposes".
According to an internal powerpoint titled "Lessons Learned", the charity's national headquarters in Washington "diverted assets for public relations purposes".
He said: "The Metropolitan police of Bernard Hogattemptedtoemptedestroystroy my life and end my career for their own public relations purposes in a 100% fraud.
At first, Open Compute was seen as Facebook's effort, for both practical and public relations purposes, to improve energy efficiency because of computing's burgeoning demand on the national power grid.
Two top shareholders, the Bank of Montreal and the Royal Bank of Canada, rely heavily on domestic retail business and would be unlikely to push RIM to seek a foreign buyer - if only for public relations purposes.
As before, the announcement of new legislation would be chiefly designed to serve public relations purposes, with little consideration given to the detailed contents of the Bills placed before Parliament.
Just as important, for public relations purposes, it suggests that companies not in the group should be suspect, as they do not support that sharing, let-everything-be-free sensibility.
Burma Campaign UK, a group campaigning for democracy in Myanmar — which is also known by its old name, Burma — accused the government of using political prisoners for public relations purposes and called Myanmar's reforms incomplete.
At a time when military commanders complain that they lack the money to train troops properly for combat and peacekeeping operations, we learn that the Navy and other services regularly divert valuable resources and sacrifice training time for public relations purposes.
