Sentences with phrase «offer leaflets»

We make briefings available to help you become informed, and offer leaflets and other promotional items to help you spread the word.

Baby Milk Action's Campaigns Coordinator, Mike Brady, was joined by supporters Alex and Caroline to offer leaflets to participants as they arrived.

Just a few people outside the event can draw the attention of participants to the conflicts of interest in accepting formula - company sponsorship and offer them leaflets (left, outside the prestigious Grand Connaught Rooms, London, on 15 July 2014).

We have organised protests outside these events, offering leaflets to participants encouraging them to consider the conflicts of interest.

Not exact matches

You can do so by distributing leaflets about the range of choices you offer.

It really won't do to offer - as happened at a church in the USA attended by a friend - leaflets urging women to «be veiled» at Mass as a sign, apparently, of submission to male authority (surely a very odd reason to give for putting on a hat?).

The Catholic Truth Society offers a wide range of leaflets and booklets, some directly useful for this.

But if one of us offers to give said protesters a leaflet explaining what we are about (nature - based spirituality, acknowledging the changing seasons, our horned god representing the male principle in nature, not the Christian devil, and so on...) often they will recoil in horror and are not prepared to take our literature in return for their own.

All exhibitors will be listed in a leaflet that is handed out and they will offer you their information pack.

Leaflets around Laramie still offer a $ 50,000 reward for information about Amy Wroe Bechtel, one of his former runners, who disappeared while jogging in the Wind River Mountains in 1997, and last summer another cross-country alum, Erin Engle, died base - jumping from a mountain in the Italian Alps.

This leaflet offers some general guidance to help ensure that your baby gets the right food at the right time.

It only takes a few people to make people aware there are leaflets being offered.

However, several other societies at the Fayre offered to continue distributing our leaflets, and we continued to hand out leaflets outside the venue until we were again asked to leave by RUSU staff members, this time accompanied by RUSU security staff.

The leaflet also offers information on the Convention's relevance to UK schools, relevant UK legislation and guidance, and a range of useful resources.

Our understanding your offer letter leaflet will show you what to look for.

See our independent leaflet for more info on what to look for on your offer letter.

Some that offer letters may also include a leaflet from MSE and Which?

To help combat the crime of pet theft, Last Chance for Animals offers educational campaign materials, including downloadable leaflets, flyers, posters and a list of activities to mark the day.

The hotel Concierge desk is a good starting point where you can pick up leaflets, brochures and offers on the many attractions available.

The room was large, bright, modern, airconditioned with plently of storage and fantastic veiws, offering more or special pillows, blankets and coathangers if required, good clear hotel directory and info leaflet of all activties taking place in the hotel during the week.

If you're in search for some quality nightlife, most clubs offer lower entry prices — and some grant even a free pass — if you get inside before 2 a.m. or if you have a flyer for a particular event; these are often distributed in the busiest parts of the city, so if you care for an afternoon walk, look out for those with a pack of bright - coloured leaflets in their hands (though they will probably approach you anyway).

Education manager Stephanie Bellows said: «The leaflets always prove popular with visitors but to now be able to offer a more modern and up - to - date version, which includes improved walks and new routes, is fantastic.

The updated leaflets are intended to help encourage local people and visitors to experience the different routes and beautiful walks the Shropshire Hills has to offer, along with its history and the variety of local produce in the area.

In total, 1323 families were identified as potentially eligible and approached by Flying Start practitioners who offered a participant information leaflet and put interested families in contact with the research team for more information.

They may be offered using a range of media (e.g. leaflets, videos etc), on a one - to - one basis, or in groups.