Sentence examples for running propaganda from inspiring English sources

Soon, it had become a "scandal" in which The Post was accused of running "propaganda" masquerading as news.

But the firm is well known for running propaganda campaigns in Arab countries, including one denouncing atrocities by Iraq during its 1990 invasion of Kuwait.

Mr. Golin, who previously ran Propaganda Films, a major supplier of music videos and television ads, said in an email to his 100-person staff that Emerson's investment offered Anonymous "incredible new opportunities for expansion and growth".

Russian television stations in Ukraine ran propaganda films about "the horrible western world".

"The government stations just run propaganda, while the few privately owned stations are afraid to broadcast the truth.

In real life, they use their coffers of cash to intimidate politicians, fund extremist candidates, and run propaganda campaigns telling us that our tax dollars belong in the pockets of corporations.

When Nagy did come to power, CIA director Allen Dulles advised the White House that Cardinal Mindszenty would be a better leader (due to Nagy's communist past); he had CIA radio broadcasts run propaganda against Nagy, calling him a traitor who'd invited Soviet troops in.

It has also been running a propaganda campaign.

The Swedish embassy in London believes the Daily Mail is running a propaganda campaign against Sweden's refugee policy.

It took over the state public broadcaster, Telewizja Polska; fired popular presenters; and began running unabashed propaganda, sprinkled with easily disprovable lies, at taxpayers' expense.

In 1978 — while running the propaganda department under his father, Kim Il-sung, the country's founding president — he even arranged the kidnapping of Shin Sang-ok, a South Korean director, whom he tasked with improving the quality of North Korean movies.