Sentences with phrase «considerable publicity in»

There were perhaps five decisions which received considerable publicity in the lay press.

The laws which the UK has the oppourtunity to opt out of include the European arrest warrant, which recently received considerable publicity in the shape of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, who is fighting to avoid extradition from the UK to Sweden.

Equitrack has received considerable publicity in the industry, and horsemen and track managers around the country are looking carefully at Remington's bold experiment.

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However, nearby stores reported that their sales of these two magazines soared, which means that while Playboy and Penthouse suffered slightly or perhaps not at all in the long run (because of the free publicity), the individual 7 - Eleven owner - franchisers suffered considerable economic damage not only from the loss of magazine sales but from losses of additional sales from people who went to other stores to purchase Playboy and Penthouse.

He might have been slightly overrated among left guards in the past because his close friendship with O.J. had gotten him considerable publicity.

His campaign garnered considerable publicity because he visited every county in Montana, by canoe.

The last Ashcroft poll of Redcar and Cleveland was taken in September 2014, and put the Greens nowhere — but that was before Pinkney became the candidate, and before the considerable publicity that greeted his «left of sold - out Labour» campaign.

The One Laptop Per Child initiative in particular gathered significant publicity and hype for its admirable goals, but people implementing it in many countries appeared not to have thought through the professional development teachers would need or, even more importantly, a redesign of the schooling model itself to leverage the considerable benefits that digital learning can deliver.

The use of ethylene in the ripening of fruits and vegetabIes has received considerable publicity and has been used to a limited extent commercially during the past 3 years.

, it turns out that agents can, indeed, be of considerable service to clients in the new paradigm, assisting with «author services,» marketing, publicity, international rights, and overall career management.

Obtained numerous favorable verdicts and settlements for insurers in pursuing claims arising out of fires caused by halogen lamps, including several high profile fires that received considerable publicity.

Our attorneys have considerable experience in all of the legal issues affecting a business's ability to promote its offerings, including claim substantiation, Lanham Act false advertising, social media promotions, state unfair competition, First Amendment protection for commercial speech, FDA labeling rules, trademark, copyright, product disparagement, right of publicity, keyword advertising disputes, sweepstakes and contests, privacy and data security.

In other words, the plaintiff in a defamation action may be required to expend a considerable amount of money to bring the action, may experience significant negative publicity which repeats the false accusations, and if unsuccessful in the litigation may cement into the public consciousness the belief that the defamatory accusations were truIn other words, the plaintiff in a defamation action may be required to expend a considerable amount of money to bring the action, may experience significant negative publicity which repeats the false accusations, and if unsuccessful in the litigation may cement into the public consciousness the belief that the defamatory accusations were truin a defamation action may be required to expend a considerable amount of money to bring the action, may experience significant negative publicity which repeats the false accusations, and if unsuccessful in the litigation may cement into the public consciousness the belief that the defamatory accusations were truin the litigation may cement into the public consciousness the belief that the defamatory accusations were true.