Sentence examples for Public realisation from inspiring English sources

Its problems are rooted in a growing public realisation of the gap between all that talk and reality.Blairite hyperbole has taken a variety of forms.

The only thing more awkward for the AFP and Asio than the increasing public realisation that the data/metadata distinction is nothing more than a sales pitch, is that there isn't as much metadata lying around as there was.

"As the Cold War takes its hold in Europe and the public realisation that the atom bomb could be used by any government, our hero Callum passionately believes that to safeguard the future you mustn't heed the past regardless of how terrible it has been.

The second concerns the shameful public realisation that all of that was lies.

"We need to see a cultural shift in some of the attitudes towards donors and raising money from the public and a realisation that if you don't do that in a user-friendly way that really engages the public, rather than making them feel under pressure, there will be long-term negative consequences for your fundraising".

WHEN the public mood changes, the realisation can take time to sink in.

He has the advantage of a coalition-created durable majority, an opposition in disarray, and private sector voters' realisation that public sector workers are earning more than they do.

Over the past decade security attacks have become increasingly complex due in part to the emergence of an illegal black market around the personal information that can be obtained from businesses, governments and members of the public and a growing realisation that valuable intellectual property can be stolen from IT systems.

Now there is again a sense of public outrage, a growing realisation that the nice, clean-cut, honest bloke who is our prime minister has brazenly lied to us, this time in obedience to an agenda formulated by the neo- conservatives of Washington.

Many societal factors threaten to compromise realisation of the public health gains that immunisation can achieve in the next decade and beyond understanding these factors is imperative.

"Mr Barak's announcement last night appears to signal his realisation that the public does not want him, and that his continued leadership of Labour could lead the party into collapse," Haim Ramon, a Labour party leader, said.