Sentence examples for Public approach from inspiring English sources

A study conducted earlier this year by the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project and Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet & Society found that "few teens embrace a fully public approach to social media," and many teens "take an array of steps to restrict and prune their profiles".

The announcement -- and Mr. Bush's adamant words -- reflected a tougher public approach by the White House to the leak, which has been attributed to senior administration officials.

But the White House has had little success in a less public approach to corporate leaders to give to the fund, officials familiar with the effort said today.

Dedicated Yankee watchers reckoned that so did Cashman's public approach to the job this past off-season, when he rappelled down the side of a building, was a celebrity bartender and served red meat to the city's tabloid headline writers with critical thoughts on Jeter, among others.

To recap: professional VCs can be more trusting, less of a distraction and more useful, but there are some instances in which a more open public approach should be a part of an ICO.

Maybe we can bring back the "public" approach to the Arts by actually creating a Ministry for Culture which will forever show the world that we are serious about how we express ourselves to the world.

The House approach seems fairer.

Amnesty International criticised the UK approach last night.

Best approach now: no-frills journalism.

This was a pre-Whole Foods approach.

Mamonov has fully adopted the EDM approach.