Sentences with phrase «side of the leaflet»

The other side of the leaflet compares the Conservative candidate's record in relation to Tamils with Khan's.

Not exact matches

We're in a side - room littered with half - empty boxes of leaflets, piles of upside - down placards and a dusty portrait of Clement Atlee.

Below are the two sides of his latest publicity leaflet, which fail to mention anywhere the fact that he is a Labour councillor (and the red rose is of course there as an emblem of Lancashire rather than the Labour Party).

It is the same thing that is wrong with so many of those countless other women with bodies and no souls that fill our newspapers, magazines, billboards, TV sets, shops, leaflets thrown onto my doormat and posters covering the sides of buses.

There's a lot that is controlled by the person playing the machine but it's also a legal requirement to have help and advice contact numbers detailed both on the machines that they're playing and leaflets to the side of them.

But spend some time watching the films being screened on the monitors, and scanning the strange array of books laid out on tables like leaflets - which cover topics from war tactics to witchcraft - and your mind is provoked into wandering off its usual course and into strange side roads and back alleys of thought.

«Despite these objections, and putting to one side issues of fairness, posting out the leaflets will not be unlawful.