Example sentences of "[conj] [adj] relations [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Schools entering into an entrepreneurial spirit should not , for example , sell school records to promoters of consumer goods or allow journalists or public relations consultants to leaf through them for good stories . |
| 2 | 2 Prohibition of entry to anyone working for the companies involved in the competition , including the sponsors , publishing house and competition handlers , advertising or public relations consultants . |
| 3 | Other functions which might bc identified , for example , are staffing ( ie. filling positions in the organisation with people ) , leading ( unlike commanding , ‘ leading ’ is concerned with the interpersonal nature of management ) and acting as the organisation 's representative in dealing with other organisations ( ie. an ambassadorial or public relations role ) . |
| 4 | The girls were shocked because although public relations consultant Margot is as good-looking as her toyboy lover , at 39 she is old enough to be his mum . |
| 5 | Topics discussed included the fresh set of trade and economic relations agreements signed by the two sides in January [ see p. 38005 ] . |
| 6 | Industry , Mining and Energy Resources Artan Hoxha ( DP ) Foreign Trade and Economic Relations Fatos Bitincka ( RP ) Transport and Communications Ilir Manushi ( DP ) Construction and Housing Tritan Shehu ( DP ) Health and Environmental Protection Ylli Vejsiu ( DP ) Education Dhimiter Anagnosti ( DP ) Culture , Youth and Sports Osman Shehu ( DP ) Tourism Dashamir Shehu ( DP ) Labour , Emigration and Social Assistance Ind. — independent |
| 7 | Quite by chance in collecting material for I have come across a cousin who is the communications and Public relations person at so I am to put them in touch with each other as the one in London has just had a letter from another in Vancouver trying to do family research . |
| 8 | It is not only the enormously varied clients and public relations problems which makes your day exciting and different , it is also the number and range of outside specialist services you use . |
| 9 | We do n't know , and that happened not once but several times , leading to er er er a good ne honest professional members of the lottery commission er to warn in internal memos er that this was going to raise legal and public relations problems . |
| 10 | But for the Business Studies and Public Relations students on the right in 1986 things looked pretty rosy . |
| 11 | Much of China goes on just the same , shrugging off time , while for Business Studies and Public Relations students life looks pretty rosy . |
| 12 | She also enjoyed taking on occasional press and public relations assignments , and brings that experience to her present work . |
| 13 | Millions of words are fired at us each day by politicians and journalists expressing their point of view , and by the advertising and public relations industries trying to sell us things . |
| 14 | Suffice to say that library promotion would be none the worse for closer involvement with the application of marketing and public relations principles , strategies and practice . |
| 15 | One of the priorities is a million pounds that 's been spent on community consultation structure and about a quarter of a million on a marketing and public relations unit . |
| 16 | If policies had been misconceived , or even unpopular , it was the Party 's press and public relations advisers who were told to pull up their socks . |
| 17 | Sparc International will promote the breakthrough with a $2m advertising and public relations campaign supplemented by direct mail , applications catalogues and a user-accessible on-line database . |
| 18 | Although the Law Society took the steps to establish a Professional and Public Relations Committee in 1971 and employed the public relations firm , Saatchi and Saatchi , to improve its tarnished image , it did not seek to present the profession on any sort of economic/productivity basis . |
| 19 | All this is changing , there are courses and special training sessions available where both clients and public relations operators can be taught how to perform well on radio and they may get " real experience " at being interviewed by a TV or radio personality . |
| 20 | Although he was paid a handsome salary by GE to be a morale booster and public relations spokesman , it should not be assumed that his role was merely that of a glad hander , a retired film star capitalizing on a fading reputation . |
| 21 | He may sometimes be consultant and analyst ; sometimes investigator and policeman ; but he must also be negotiator and judge ; inspector , educator , and public relations representative . |
| 22 | Back in the BBC studios there came next some interesting telephone interviews with the press and public relations offices of DIY superstores on the subject of their considering adding coffins to their other self-assembly furniture . |
| 23 | Members range from major companies who have been using home-based workers for years to self-employed solicitors , translators and public relations people . |
| 24 | The Conference of Avon Secondary Heads use the public relations firm MPR Leedex to advise them on marketing and public relations techniques . |
| 25 | ( manager ) is responsible for devising the marketing and public relations strategy , including corporate identity , advertising , direct mail , exhibitions and events , market research , investigating new services and initiatives , liaising with the media , industry and other bodies , and conducting presentations . |
| 26 | London hairdresser , Alan Hyuman , visits the stand with freelance journalist and Public Relations manager , Judie Burton . |
| 27 | ADVERTISING and public relations group , Lowe Howard-Spink & Bell , yesterday saw its shares rise 9p to 422p on the announcement of a 16 per cent rise in profits before tax to £7.7m for the half year to end June . |
| 28 | Health Authority chairman Maurice Proctor , centre , receives the plates from manufacturing and technical director Chris Johnson and public relations executive Margaret Mitchell . |
| 29 | Guillermo Larco Cox Prime Minister ; Foreign Affairs Augustín Mantilla Interior Gen. Julio Velasquez Giacarini Defence César Vásquez Bazan Economy and Finance Isaac Roberto Angeles Food and Agriculture Efrain Orbegozo Rodriguez Public Education Mario Samame Boggiora Energy and Mines Juan Carpio Rebaza Fisheries Antenor Orrego Spelucin Housing Carlos Raffo Dasso Industry , Commerce , Tourism and Integration María Angélica Bockos Heredia Justice Wilfredo Chao Villanueva Labour and Social Relations Paul Caro Gamarra Public Health Osvaldo Moran Transport and Communications Lt.-Gen. |
| 30 | Among those released on March 31 was Rabeh Kebir , described as the head of the FIS political and foreign relations committee [ see pp. 38703 ; 38790 ] . |