Usa "public relations" in una frase

1. “Correct, public relations are necessary too

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2. One day, attracted by the unrivalled opportunities being offered to skilled people by this new broom sweeping through government’s old and crusty cobwebs of social patronage, two provincial public relations specialists arrived in the city determined to make their fortunes

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3. "Isn't it a beautifully constructed thing", said the two public relations wiz kids, and they explained every nuance, every intimation and every statement, overt or implied

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4. “There is a legend that over a thousand years ago, the venerable Matriarch, perhaps Reja Grenassia III, like our own present Matriarch has to some degree, initiated a program of 'public relations' to curb the vitriolic suspicion and loathing the other peoples of the Spur continued to maintain toward us

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5. Why did the signature have the suffix “Corporate Communications”? It was bad enough that the Colonisation Program was no more, but why was interstellar communication being handled by a public relations department? He could only guess at what must have changed back home for ESA to handle things in that way

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6. The US, and the Kuwait government in exile, used over 70 public relations firms, spending over $20 million to build US public support

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7. The Committee on Public Information made some of the first widespread uses of public relations

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8. Hand them a big public relations scoop on a silver platter, and the Company would have the Ministry eating out of its hand

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9. For $100 million is less than many major companies spend on public relations

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10. He would, with all due respect, be thinking of a public relations opportunity

11. “Hi there!” He kicked into the public relations gig

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12. This was as good a way to spend money on public relations as any other

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13. The public relations director

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14. As though I didn’t have enough to do, Nic and I started evening classes in Public Relations, a diploma course over three years for two evenings a week

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15. Whenever possible, he wanted to make a new start and Public Relations looked like a good place to begin

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16. Always lurking at the perimeter of freedom there are not only the tyrant, but also the softer-spoken regulator, public relations manager, school administrator, intellectual, news editor, professor, lawyer, and teacher

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17. As Johnnie Babcock later put it, a public relations genius, which my father was, clearly relishes the opportunity to crown a prince or king, providing it is he who also is feted

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18. He already had publishing, public relations, promotion advertising, and franchising under his belt

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19. At the Johnson School my major, once again, was marketing, and I also got high marks in the business administration, business law, advertising, public relations, personnel, political, and production courses

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20. By the time I got through my first year at Cornell in 1961, I had interviewed for and been given a salaried position for the summer, as director of public relations for the United Way of Raleigh, so I wouldn’t be separated from my fiancée during those months

21. While in Charlotte, I also served on the public relations committee of the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce, and working at Kincaid was great, continuing the satisfaction I felt during my seven years at JWT

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22. As a member of its public relations committee in 1975, I was named bid chairman and publicity director, heading the project of bringing the Junior Olympics to Ithaca

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23. In 1976, I joined the public relations council of the Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce

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24. I served as the public relations director of the Tompkins County Conference and Tourist Council and as chairman of the sign ordinance committee and legislative action committee and acting chairman of the nominating committee

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25. Over the years, Pops served in many capacities at NC State, including president and chairman of the board of the University Alumni Association, chairman of the public relations committee of the Development Council, and chairman of the Board of Trustees in 1977

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26. Farming and food products gave him his start in public relations, promotion, advertising, franchising, citrus grove and timberland ownership, real estate and investments

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27. Pate was the university’s public relations representative and Mr

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28. "It's a public relations war, and we are losing it," Whitey replied in a disgusted tone

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29. Putting on his best public relations grin, he met them head on

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30. I should have asked what kind of work she was doing in public relations in Bitterfeld

31. The definition of Public Relations (PR) is the managing of internal and external

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32. The problems remain even when attempts to change the numbers, create spin control or focus the conversation elsewhere are used as a public relations effort

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33. Public Relations assumed the role of spin control to influence the masses

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34. What is the thing that you can offer during a public relations event that’s going to make you

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35. How’s publicity different than public relations? Publicity, to me, is getting that face

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36. The official definition of public relations is the managing of outside communication of an

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37. Public relations is anything you

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38. speaking on a stage so that’s public relations

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39. I want you to have a clear understanding about public relations

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40. marketing, media, and public relations and in daily communications as a means of

41. Writing a chapter in a book, by the way, is good public relations

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42. public relations by appearing in those things

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43. your Web site? Create your own public relations material using publicity that you’ve received

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44. Attempting to change the conversations with public relations campaign 2

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45. Marketing and Public Relations is a by-product of communications with new rules for creating attention

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46. If you are in the midst of writing a book for your own credibility and more public relations then

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47. That brings value and credibility to you because it’s a public relations activity

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48. Publicity and public relations are about creating

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49. Posting to a blog is public relations

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50. This is another example of public relations activity that you can

51. What I mean here for public relations is to give them

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52. Now the first PR is for public relations

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53. has the snoring public relations

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54. It is a public relations activity that you do on the Internet

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55. celebrity will hire a public relations agency, and will spend a lot of money nudging

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56. If you have money to spend on a public relations

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57. Public Relations media kit: the reader discovers how to create a media kit for

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58. She liked me, it was good public relations because we don’t fuck around when it comes down to it

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59. “I got a call to work for the new public relations of Street Heavy Records

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60. After school, I worked at a variety of jobs in public relations and submitted poems and stories to The Atlantic and The New Yorker

61. The media's interest in me was slowly winding down, as I've always had the company's Public Relations Department handle most of it

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62. That is the reason he hired that Public Relations guy

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63. The Party Public Relations had issued a statement claiming that the whole incident had been set-up to embarrass China and spoil her relationship with South Africa, by a rogue (according to P’yongyang) Korean ex-Agent who had perished in the explosion – even his local Chinese employer had not known what he was up to…he had hinted that the Japanese “Yakuza” gangsters could have been involved!

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64. and bad guys,' said Glenn Bozarth, director of public relations for Mattel, which makes

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65. But John was spectacular at the thing the lab needed most: Public Relations

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66. in the public relations industry

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67. reputable public relations firm could have been

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68. He was a public relations guy with

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69. Their activism as a company is not engineered; it wasn’t coached by a public relations firm

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70. Met Ed offered a spokesman to pacify the people, but he had no public relations skills

71. On that day a doctor and a public relations

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72. Brereton was about to speak to Ingrid when General MacArthur, followed by his usual public relations circus act, entered the infirmary

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73. One unexpected result of that was that Nancy’s public relations stint would be followed only a few days later by the 5th Women’s World Open Karate Tournament, itself running concurrently with the 11th World Open Karate Tournament, traditionally reserved for men

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74. It was a highly successful public relations exercise and served as a subtle reminder to friend and foe alike that Britannia ostensibly still ruled the waves

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75. Most of the friendliness was due to public relations, more than it was just a considerate gathering of settled people

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76. ’’ Said the old general, sniffing another good occasion for a good public relations photo opportunity

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77. They actually took an elevator cabin to go down to the level occupied by the personnel and public relations sections of the headquarters

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78. The public relations value alone was worth

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79. users, public relations and so on

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80. When his driver opened the door he immediately switched into public relations mode, smiling easily at everyone and anyone who happened to pass him by

81. The mystery monk had no idea if the magician was simply playing with words, doing a little public relations stunt, or if he actually meant that he was going to communicate with someone from the other side in his act that evening

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82. accused of turning what had been an art form into a public relations circus, he sat down

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83. This department is thus the Public Relations Officer of the Government

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84. Another aspect of your business which must not be overlooked is that of the Public Relations campaigns you will undertake

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85. No one with whom you work—not an employee, not a spouse, not a supplier, not a vendor—no one—should be surprised by any Public Relations efforts

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86. Rick Strauss rents him an office with a telephone and has him act as the “Public Relations” contact for the Free Festival School

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87. I’m here with Norah Burke, public relations chairwoman of the citizen’s coalition behind the project

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88. ” (His sister, Janice, was not only married to Keith, (the band’s keyboardist) she was also the group’s Public Relations and Operations Manager

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89. Public Relations media kit: the reader discovers how to create a media kit for her new business, and for her clients

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90. “Maybe you need to hire a public relations firm

91. fought the public relations battle hard enough — he had allowed the

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92. “Probably all from staff to justify the public relations effort

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93. Teller could understand why the public relations officer was concerned but he did not agree with his overreaction

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94. Then he had gone straight to the Central Government Offices, to Robert McNamara’s office, where he joined him, the Secretary for Administrative Services and Information, McNamara’s assistant, the Director of the Police Public Relations Bureau, and Gail Jones who took notes

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95. 46 the Commissioner asked his secretary to summon the Chief Staff Officer, Public Relations to his office immediately

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96. He was not a journalist or a public relations expert

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97. “It shows how open we can be, even if it is potentially bad public relations as you suggest, which I doubt in any case

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98. Three hours later the news division of the Police Public Relations Bureau had been inundated with questions

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99. Next to them were the Director of Operations and the Director of Special Branch and the Police Administration Officer and the Chief Staff Officer Public Relations

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100. No, the television approach that reached Fred via the public relations guru he had been forced to hire just to keep him off the front pages of the newspapers was rather interesting