Example sentences of "a public [noun pl] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 31 | In April 1982 , with the assistance of Hill and Knowlton ( a public relations company ) , the company began publishing a series of brochures entitled R.S. Moves to Weldon . |
| 32 | A public relations company is entertaining its clients . |
| 33 | HARDSELL is the name of a public relations company in London . |
| 34 | The district councils group , which has employed a public relations company to press its case against replacing the districts with one or two large single-tier Highland authorities , also showed Mr Lang a video promoting their view . |
| 35 | Selling needs public relations to assist it in its everyday operation and selling is often called upon to disseminate a public relations message . |
| 36 | During my lengthy spell abroad , I was seconded to a public relations unit , run by a delightful and eccentric colonel . |
| 37 | Exciting because you will join colleagues in a mad rush to write a public relations proposal for the prospective new client and to create a hopefully imaginative and pleasing presentation of these proposals . |
| 38 | If you have a special skill , such as being a trained accountant , a hairdresser , or even a public relations consultant , there are always charities who can do with an honorary treasurer , an old people 's home that would love some free hairdressing for their residents , or an organisation that needs a brochure or press release written . |
| 39 | Gordon Reece , a public relations consultant and personal adviser to Margaret Thatcher , was at the time Director of Publicity at the Central Office . |
| 40 | As a public relations consultant it is assumed you can write and speak with skill and authority . |
| 41 | Clever public relations work , convenient for the station , and , as you guessed , Mrs Slater is really a public relations consultant . |
| 42 | Quality Chilled Foods have asked you , a public relations consultant , to advise them what to do in relation to their retail customers in particular and the public in general . |
| 43 | A public relations approach should engineer a receptive climate of opinion , a paving of the way , for company activities and their positive and enthusiastic acceptance by trade and consumer . |
| 44 | The resulting film , Royal Family ( or ‘ Corgi and Beth ’ as it was nicknamed ) , in which , among other things , the Queen was shown cooking the steaks at a barbecue , was revolutionary in its revelations , and considered inside the Palace to have been a public relations triumph . |
| 45 | " Packaging the campaign " is a public relations function and that packaging is usually done first for the media — the powerful ally or potential enemy of your campaign . |
| 46 | When you first look around at the staff of a public relations consultancy , you might think " what a motley crew this lot is " . |
| 47 | The beautiful Thamesside setting of the Cottons Centre , where CCG run customer catering for Citibank , was put to the test this summer with an exclusive dinner for 15 chairmen and chief executives , who have been booked in by a public relations consultancy . |
| 48 | Education as a public relations activity |
| 49 | But this modification may be more of a public relations coup than a genuine therapeutic improvement . |
| 50 | The recent announcement that the National Gallery intend to establish a public relations department may improve the situation . |
| 51 | The meeting with Mr Terreblanche — ‘ ET ’ as he is popularly known — is seen more as a public relations gesture than a meaningful initiative . |
| 52 | A PUBLIC relations adviser to David Mellor tried to stop the Minister 's ex-lover Antonia de Sancha from talking live on TV yesterday . |
| 53 | The Korean tour was a public relations disaster with the highlight clearly being the apparent failure of the prince and princess to acknowledge each other 's presence in public . |
| 54 | He 's managed to turn a triumph into a public relations disaster . |
| 55 | The tour has been portrayed as a public relations disaster in many newspapers , with the emphasis placed on the apparent failure of the Prince and Princess to acknowledge each other 's presence in public . |
| 56 | A public relations strategy should touch every moving cog in the workings of your business . |
| 57 | THAILAND 'S Foreign Ministry yesterday suffered a public relations fiasco when it failed to produce five Vietnamese soldiers it claimed had been captured inside Cambodia after Hanoi 's much-publicised troop withdrawal from Cambodia last week . |
| 58 | The motive was to unhinge her completely — to provoke her into making a political miscalculation , such as reintroducing internment , in the hope of reaping a public relations reward . |
| 59 | The chancery was a public relations office , a press office and a private office all in one . |
| 60 | It is , at best , a damage limitation exercise and , at worse , an angry customer encourages others when there is a public relations vacuum . |