| The big environmental NGOs such as Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth or WWF do not try to glamorise or otherwise promote geoengineering. |
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| Reviewers of his novels in India have long complained that his exoticised India-English dialogues glamorise the harsh realities of life in the former British colony. |
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| This exhibition set out to glamorise convicted felons who have committed heinous crimes. |
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| Governments should not support measures that advertise or glamorise tobacco products. |
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| His intention was just to set the music to images, the fruit of the work of four musicians with no desire to glamorise the artists. |
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| I believe that it is in fact dangerous to glamorise and glorify the facts and create false expectations in the same way that it is dangerous to dash efforts and to generate feelings of emptiness and despair. |
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| Notes with satisfaction that all Member States provide effective provisions aiming at the protection of minors from obtaining access to media that glamorise violence. |
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| Sony said the ads were based on the content and storyline of Heavy Rain and were not intended to glamorise violence. |
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| Ash are concerned that VIP's ads sexualise and glamorise e-cigarette use and don't make clear these products are for smokers. |
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| If the exhibition doesn't glamorise the criminals, it will humanise them. |
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| Takes note of the fact that, although the majority of Member States does not have a specific concept concerning media that glamorise violence in their Criminal Codes, several provisions of those Criminal Codes are applicable. |
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| Woolcock insists her film doesn't glamorise the city's violent underworld. |
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| Researchers at the University of Bristol found that teenagers are more likely to take up smoking after watching films which glamorise the deadly habit. |
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| The national media glamorise London and Essex in a positive light. |
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