Sentence examples for required publicity from inspiring English sources

Dyson and Phillips, reasoning that the conclusion (that there were really no secrets) required publicity itself to make its point, gladly went to the press with all of this, showing the same aplomb that got the sphere and the pizza agency their snappy monikers.

Publicity emerged from press agentry during the war; Liberty Loan drives, food and fuel conservation campaigns and other national work required publicity.

The winners will be required to participate in all required publicity, including any presentation ceremony.

The resulting March 2-4-0 never competed in Formula One, but generated the required publicity and a Scalextric slotcar model was profitable.

All event albums require publicity; it may be an old rule but it's axiomatic.

That cherished anonymity looks to have been fatally compromised now, but the fact that the Wachowskis were ever able to achieve such a publicity blackout doubly affirms their status: few film-makers have the negotiating power to do so, but also, the Wachowskis no longer require publicity.

Baroni added, bizarrely, "Holt requires all publicity requests for its authors be submitted to...our publicity department," as if he considered Bone to be, say, a talk-show booker rather than a newspaperman pursuing a story.

If you're a journalist, picture editor or picture researcher who regularly requires BBC publicity images for editorial purposes, you should register with the BBC Picture Publicity website.

For an argument to the effect that although the Kantian test does not necessarily require actual publicity, there are good reasons to think that Kant will value actual publicity whenever possible: Chambers (2004).

Baroni added, bizarrely, "Holt requires all publicity requests for its authors be submitted to . . .

Manny Pacquiao versus Floyd Mayweather will almost certainly be the most lucrative boxing match in history and it requires a publicity push to match.