Sentences with phrase «public message since»

Patrice Evra has vowed to come back «stronger than ever» in his first public message since leaving Marseille.

PARIS: Patrice Evra has vowed to come back «stronger than ever» in his first public message since leaving Marseille and being hit with a season - long European football ban for kung - fu kicking a supporter.

Not exact matches

Since the Democrats are hopelessly bad at messaging and communicating to the broader public, the GOP messaging will triumph.

In truth, what I'm most worried about is not deep fryers, since schools may not want to invest in equipment they only just got rid of a few years ago, but instead the clear message coming from the TDA, through Mr. Miller's public statements, that junk food is not a big deal.

Though it's not a web widget, so it can't be an in - your - face public promotional tool, this desktop widget looks to be a great way to keep in touch with dedicated supporters, since it allows messaging, fundraising and just about any other form of online outreach that'll fit in an RSS feed.

Andrew Cuomo, who's started slowly increasing his public appearances since Election Day last week, is going up with a «thank you» ad on Thursday focused on his «Clean Up Albany» message.

Since joining Cuomo, DeRosa has become one of his closest advisers, helping craft his public message and aggressively going after critics behind the scenes and on social media.

These paths for further research would benefit public policies aimed at increasing the awareness of food waste, and would contribute to more effective nutritional education initiatives since messages could be framed based on insights tested in scientific studies.

Like no social media platform since Facebook, Twitter — a «microblogging» service people can use to broadcast 140 - character messages — has captured the fascination of the worldwide media, the public, and even the rarefied world of celebrities.

Since the successful strike in West Virginia, in which teachers and education support professionals pressured Governor Jim Justice to agree to a 5 percent pay raise, the message around education funding and teacher pay has clearly struck a chord with the general public.

A rally in March, in Albany, had an identical message; the group's CEO, Jeremiah Kittredge, became so visibly frustrated with reporters probing the group's vague policy goals that FES has not made him available to speak with the media at public events since.

Unfortunately, when those of us with «pit bull» dogs talk about how people cross the street or pull their kids away when they see us — even though we are usually saying it in a light hearted way since we know our dogs are nothing to be afraid of — we send the message that the public as a whole is scared of «pit bull» dogs.

Since the 1980s, Kippin has created billboards for public spaces that intervene in the social realm directly — countering the messages of advertising with counter-cultural propositions, and questions.

Markedly figurative since their respective beginnings, these artists» works have gained popularity by using the public space, which has made their messages recognizable for a wider audience without any sociocultural distinction.

There was barely any debate in the UK parliament, and no public debate to speak of, since the major broadcasters were on message.