Sentence examples for undertake propaganda from inspiring English sources

The Christian Science Monitor's entire Editorial Board this week appears to have made a public plea for President Obama to undertake propaganda techniques to brainwash the American public into the levels of fear that allowed the wars in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq to be undertaken in the first place.

Through a contact at the War Office, Guest had his name added to a list of officers available for special employment, and was selected to undertake a propaganda tour of the United States, delivering 160 lectures to approximately 282,000 people in total.

After World War II the Soviet government undertook a propaganda campaign to entice Russian nationals living in the West to return home.

After World War II the Soviet government undertook a propaganda campaign to entice Russians living in the West to return home.

After World War II the Soviet government undertook a propaganda campaign to entice Russian emigres in the West to return home.

The Nazis undertook a propaganda campaign to try to drum up support for an invasion.

As the Sanitary Commission had done in the North, Foster undertook a propaganda campaign in Georgia newspapers to combat the alleged rumors and to encourage the continued contribution of socks.

The file dealing with his internment, now deposited at the National Archives in Kew, contains a report from a British official in Jeddah who had been informed by the king that Philby was "mentally deranged" and planned to go to India to undertake anti-British propaganda.

If the South undertakes a new propaganda war, the North has warned that its artillery will fire across the border to destroy the loudspeakers.

Rejecting the emigrant detachment strategy for internal propaganda, Levski undertook his first tour of the Bulgarian lands to engage all layers of Bulgarian society for a successful revolution.

"Support for the Soviet regime dwindled, while opposition reached a critical mass". The psychological and propaganda warfare undertaken by the United States was hardly a secret, and the shortwave radio broadcasts of the government-sponsored Voice of America were only the most obvious examples.