Sentence examples for a precise public from inspiring English sources

The State Department did not give a precise public explanation for the postponement of the talks except to say that "in light of the political changes in Pakistan" the talks would not go ahead.

As any journalist who writes about her soon discovers, her precise public function is an area of considerable Labour sensitivity.

The feud between Mr. Hevesi and transit officials has thrown a harsh light on the quasi-independent nature of the authority and the lack of precise public information about its budget.

So the precise public health impact, as well as the cost-effectiveness of specific programs, remained unclear.

You've most likely heard of it for its precise public traffic data about websites and apps via tracking pixels that publishers install on the pages of their sites.

Authenticity, reality, the furious violence of war: the aesthetics of these films embodies a precise moral imperative — the public must see and feel what American fighting men endure.

A precise definition of the public health target question, which the meta-analysis aims to address, was agreed as: "Is physical activity associated with subsequent change in fat mass in children?".

And the Google Ad Planner, even in its public version, already offers a precise view of the performance of many sites in the world.

The lesson we could all stand to learn here is that on issues of public policy no single question provides a precise, 'scientific' measure of the truth.

Healthy breakfast, no?" What public speaking has in common with sex work is that it's work: a precise combination of craft and creativity.

A precise pitching wedge?