Sentence examples for to pamphlets from inspiring English sources

The campaigns of Dr. Dean and Mr. Kerry are using Meetup.com as a far faster alternative to pamphlets, letter campaigns and rallies.

Manchester city council has revealed that 240,000 items in its central library collection, from non-fiction books to pamphlets, were disposed of as part of the recent multi-million pound renovation.

[He is referring to pamphlets and other material given free to schools by business firms.] The paucity of youth's information was made abundantly clear through a survey of high-school seniors.

"But, like in all Japanese companies, it was the general-affairs department in Tokyo which handled relations with the sokaiya ('shareholder-meeting specialists')." Every year, says the employee, this blue-chip trading giant bought 60 subscriptions to "pamphlets" published by sokaiya organisations, making its purchases from perhaps 30 or 40 different groups.

We could turn to pamphlets and posters - in fact, projects like UK Youth Parliament and BYC have been working hard for years to engage young people, but first we need more teenagers interested enough to participate, and I think books can help.

And if I had tried to maintain control and said, 'No, we're going with pamphlets because I'm used to pamphlets and I can control what's in the pamphlets,' I might not be sitting here," Obama said.

Susan Roy, the author, who first tackled the subject in her master's thesis in architectural history at Columbia, has collected all sorts of cultural artifacts — biscuits, how-to pamphlets, canned water — for a piquant analysis of nuclear housekeeping.

3. Research various topics relating to dental health to prepare pamphlets to use as the basis for a dental health mentoring program for younger children.

In this election — like every election — both campaigns claim thousands of young volunteers, often doing the grunt work of phone banking, canvassing and pamphlet-to-pamphlet combat.

Ed Laivo, the Dave Wilson Nusery's sales director, is a longtime advocate of dense tree planting, and wrote a how-to pamphlet called "Backyard Orchard Culture" in the early 1990s.

Racially concordant images were used to develop pamphlets to be displayed in clinic and used for recruitment.