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121 In Yorkshire, and elsewhere, the public relations and promotional aspects are now in the ascendant.

122 The chancery was a public relations office, a press office and a private office all in one.

123 Armstrong thought the society's problems were too intractable even for his prodigious public relations skills,(www.Sentencedict.com) and turned down the offer.

124 She hated the flummery of public relations.

125 Why are public relations important for your Rotary club?

126 She works in public relations for a telephone company.

127 Public relations is your ability to get free publicity.

128 A local public relations man suggested a celebration of the area's once plentiful strawberry fields.

129 I understand. Public relations plays a role in building image, both product image and company image.

130 In December, Aldrich hired the inevitable Charles A. Conant for research, public relations, and agitprop for the NMC.

131 There is a piece of scrip on glass, explain company one does not accept all interviewing, if have, interview need to contact company of its precatory public relations.

132 Says Chicago Public Relations Man Walter Robinson, 39, father of three boys: "The Beatles are explorers, trusty advance scouts. I like them to report to my kids."

133 It's all about the tech, says Cherie Kerr, a public relations expert. "Whomever is the most hip in terms of social media will become the trendsetter among the royals, " she predicts.

134 This kind of industry may be beside us, for instance industrial design, education grooms , recreational recreation, move free net to swim etc, include public relations company even.

135 These are programs like computer programming , public relations and acdemic of ( administrate ) work.

136 The essay will analyze this case through Public Relations, and give counsel for the annexation by domestic corporation in future.

137 Transcripts from that space mission, however, reveal that Shepard never said "A-Okay. " It was NASA's public relations officer for Project Mercury, Col.

138 Omeka is a public relations firm retained by Japan's Institute of Cetacean Research.

139 EXMP: the politician is known a virtuoso at public relations.

140 "Shamrock" Shelly Cleaver is the public relations director for the Edsel Owners Club in the United States.

141 Peter Hain publicly praised a public relations firm run by the spin doctor at the centre of his funding scandal, it emerged yesterday.

142 At least one major hotel player has had to do conventional (aka public relations) spin/damage control after some ill-advise comments posted by an authorized employee.

143 This service starts from the next month to clear, the black raspberry handset user may send the information, the upload picture mutually through the public relations website.

144 Communications can include advertising, public relations, personal selling, viral advertising, and any form of communication between the firm and the consumer.

145 None of those excuses hold for Bowyer, who has not been worth all the public relations contortions Robson had to endure to bring him to Tyneside.

146 Today, as media penetrate into the public daily life in unprecedented breadth and depth, no non-profit institution can afford to neglect the importance of good public relations.

147 Meryl Pearlstein, a New York City public relations executive and writer, experienced that last summer when her son, Evan, returned home after freshman year at the University of Vermont.

148 As a competitive edge tool , public relations communication of the travel destination all comes under recognition.

149 We have won a high acclaim in terms of executive ability from the public relations, advertising, marketing planning and training and exhibition companies as well as various well-known enterprises.

150 "It's the best ball we've ever made," said Anne Putz, corporate public relations manager for Adidas, which has made the balls for every World Cup since 1970.