Collocations withpublicity

I know that guidance was issued, but much more could have been done through advance publicity.

Fears of adverse publicity, media distortion and potential litigation combine to militate against policies which encourage responsible risk-taking.

There has been a terrific amount of publicity about local authorities allowing rent arrears to build up.

A practice has grown up whereby a heavy-weight committee considers the matter, with all the attendant publicity.

With both institutions hurt by lawsuits and bad publicity, the medical staff president invited me to form an ethics committee to prevent such problems in the future.

The enlistment of 500 workers to engage in initial land-clearing received considerable publicity.

The identification and teaching of children with reading difficulties has proved to be a particularly controversial topic, which has attracted a great deal of publicity.

With the enormous publicity they attract, they must be a significant factor in the insecurity the public feel.

The new time limits have been given extensive publicity.

All of this was covered, of course, in local papers, giving free publicity to the campaign.

Yet, fundamental research cannot be done in the market place nor in the glare of publicity.

Surely this is a matter of international publicity of considerable importance.

It has not got the kind of publicity that is deserved and should have attracted.

After massive publicity they have found that only a tiny proportion of the people who are entitled to benefit have applied for it.

They will allay the fears of a great many constituents, but only if the maximum publicity is given to them.

Second, they might consider generating negative publicity against the institution.

Similarly, the prospect of positive publicity can encourage sounder practices.

I think that the statement of the principles should come within the ambit of my publicity department.

The images can be clustered into broad categories: fortythree stem from advertisements and press coverage (newspaper and magazine articles); another fifty-two images are publicity photos produced by the studio.

The number of explosions in the gas industry and in people's homes and the resulting publicity have caused great anxiety in recent times.

We have learnt that the great change in public opinion and the wide publicity for family planning services are not enough.

Despite widespread publicity, recall bias would have been unlikely.

The contest received condemnation from many but generated worldwide publicity for the station.