project billboard造句
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- Project Billboard noted in court papers that Times Square already includes many references to war, most prominently in large news " zippers, " and even is home to an armed forces recruiting station.
- Project Billboard, a group that says it is devoted to " diversity, tolerance and free expression, " says it signed a three-month contract for the space beginning Aug . 2.
- Project Billboard initially offered to replace the bomb with a dove, keeping the text the same, but Deborah Rappaport, a board member for the group, said that offer no longer stands.
- Deborah Rappaport, a Project Billboard representative, said the group would insist on the bomb image and was withdrawing an earlier compromise offer to use an image of a red, white and blue dove instead.
- Project Billboard's lawsuit stated that the debate was " about what kind of speech is permitted in Times Square-- and whether a powerful media organization can suppress this message at its whim ."
- It's difficult to find project billboard in a sentence. 用project billboard造句挺难的
- The " clock " was unveiled Wednesday by the advocacy group Project Billboard and the Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank headed by John Podesta, former President Bill Clinton's chief of staff.
- A spokesman said Project Billboard plans to file a lawsuit on Monday in federal court in Manhattan charging Clear Channel with breach of contract and asking it to live up to what it said were the terms of the billboard deal.
- But, Project Billboard's members contend, after they sent Spectacolor Communications, a division of Clear Channel, a computer image of the sign, it backed out of a leasing agreement that the two reached last December.
- Rappaport said the deal " satisfies our desire to get our message up . " Clear Channel said that it was " happy to help Project Billboard get their message to the more than 1.5 million people who pass through Times Square each day ."
- In an amicable ending to a dispute that could have become an embarrassment for Clear Channel, the company agreed that the group, Project Billboard, could display its ad on a billboard that wraps around the Conde Nast building at 42nd Street and Broadway, a prime location.
- "I think the idea that political advertising is banned from some part of New York City would be repellent to New Yorkers, " said Howard Wolfson, a spokesman for Project Billboard " I guess we can have a war but we can't talk about it ."
- In a statement, Clear Channel said that when it signed a contract last Dec . 5 with an agent for Project Billboard, it had not been aware that the ad's message was political but rather had understood that it would " promote a live-entertainment event ."