Sentence examples for a complete public from inspiring English sources

You have to read between the lines, but the opium war was one of the first to be fought in a complete public and private partnership.

That action was brought by parents of children in poorly financed areas, who said low per-child spending in their districts violated the state constitution's guarantee of a complete public education.

Banks, airports, schools... yes, these places need to be cautious about security, but that's an argument for de-veiling in those places, not an argument for a complete public ban.

Attorneys asking for a complete public accounting of the case – basics have been disclosed, evidence has not – asked a panel of four justices at the New York State supreme court's appellate division to reverse a decision that the grand jury details should not be released.

Whereas Bach never heard a complete public performance of his variations, which were ignored for about 150 years (and offended listeners in E.T.A. Hoffmann's novela "Kreisleriana), Brahms heard his Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Handel performed by Clara Schumann.

"I look forward to the day when I can tell you to choose only hotels where every employee who has access to guestroom keys is subjected to a complete public records background check, prior to hire, and every year or two thereafter.

It just occurred to me that, to create a truly complete public education package, I should probably add an H. to the acronym for Humanities.

Their ambition may also have been tempered by their publishers' sense of the market: singers want to be able to make their own selections, programming songs to show off their particular vocal qualities, and even Die Schöne Müllerin had to wait until 1856 for a first complete public performance.

"A more complete public statement will be made when facts are known, possibly next week".

Carter said that he would make a more complete public statement when more facts were available — possibly next week.

For the district's 275,000 elementary students, this could mean an education devoid of the arts curriculum that has long been a core part of a well-rounded, complete public education.