Sentence examples for a weak public from inspiring English sources

Even a weak public plan would be better than no public plan.

We still believe that a weak public option is better than none.

South Africa's Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi inherited an HIV epidemic and a weak public health system when he took office in 2009.

The square contains the National War Memorial and the National Arts Centre, yet is a weak public space due to weak edge definition, animation, and spatial enclosure.

Like the Louisiana governor, the Treasury secretary is a weak public speaker not because he lacks brains or vocal training but because his message doesn't fly.

The current structure of the health care system in Chad, which is characterized by a weak public health system and a nascent and largely unaffordable private sector, raises questions about how low-income households manage illnesses.

And in Atlanta, the most common lament seems to be precisely that concentrated poverty, extensive traffic and a weak public-transit system make it difficult to get to the job opportunities.

Now, all that said, there are some intriguing differences with last year's strikes, ones that may place the LA teachers in a weaker public position than the one enjoyed by their red-state brethren last spring.

As of the end of last week, Harry Reid was telling the White House that he was within one or two votes of a bill which would include a somewhat weak public option with a state-by-state opt-out.

A health bill will likely have a very weak public option or it won't have one at all.

This is still a relatively weak public option and would only be available to the currently uninsured and not to employers, or their employees, as a competitor to private group insurance.