Publicizing

After Cole, the more experienced reporter, joins McLaughlin in covering the story, the paper endangers both of them by opportunistically publicizing the novelty of two women working together on a grisly beat.

And, indeed, publicizing private drama can backfire when it comes to resolving the issues within the family.

One person who wouldn’t be quoted by name said that the groups worried that publicizing each call from a law enforcement agency would make the agencies less likely to report their shootings in the future.

Companies must make it easy for customers to call them by publicizing phone numbers throughout the troubleshooting process (and wait times should not be excessive that further anger customers).

However, he’s stopped short of explicitly laying out his plan, suggesting that publicizing his strategy would weaken his hand in negotiations.

In some respects, this question is a moot point, as criticizing the motives in publicizing what is a clear act of corruption would not be entirely right and proper.

In the meantime, some hospital systems are publicizing their plight by highlighting capacity constraints and the need for more hospital beds.

Troy Francis trust me if it was a problem Richard and Company would have been publicizing it and talking about it on every show.

Why make it even harder by publicizing your political beliefs, especially when those beliefs are not integral to the work you and your team have to do?

As it’s been made clear on the show, Ava has been publicizing the heck out of the upcoming soiree, going so far as to play up Franco Baldwin’s (Roger Howarth) sordid past in the press, since Franco is the artist who has painted Ava’s portrait.

By publicizing their circumstances and their message – working people must take the cities back from banks and speculators and claim our right to housing – they mobilized a base of community supporters for eviction defense.

Describing publicizing goals is the essential part.

In particular, some series’ headlines could trigger inappropriate associations in the midst of reportage publicizing epidemic prevention and control.

Nelson took to Twitter to criticize the act of giving to the poor and publicizing on social media.

They have been relentless in voicing out this misguided notion and in publicizing a mistaken thesis: “You have a right to free speech, but you cannot insult another person’s religion”.

According to the Association, most of their members have no knowledge whatsoever about the Ghana Card registration exercise, because various commercials publicizing the exercise did not make room for sign languages.

A loose network of conservative operatives allied with the White House is pursuing what they say will be an aggressive operation to discredit news organizations deemed hostile to President Trump by publicizing damaging information about journalists.

Also, when you came to the Media Lab, you were the best-case scenario for anyone who works on publicizing this place.

KISR is addressing the problem by regularly organizing seminars, publicizing pictures about plastic hazards and methods to dispose of the material, namely hard plastic, safely.

One is that she’s not calling for publicizing the home addresses of immigration officers.