Sentence examples for accurate public from inspiring English sources

But many of her friends were willing to discuss Mrs Murdoch's new and, they say, more accurate public persona".

But many of her friends were willing to discuss Mrs. Murdoch's new and, they say, more accurate public persona.

The measure also calls for "aggressive and accurate" public notice to prevent pesticide exposure, and for data collection on any ill effects.

The Bingham Centre argued that there was a public interest in disclosing the independent legal advice to enable a "more accurate public discussion of an important legal issue".

Frontline teams have been working in communities for the past four months, helping people deal with local outbreaks, giving accurate public health information to prevent further infection, and providing materials to limit the spread of Ebola.

"What we decided today was to have better and more accurate public communication in order to allow the public to be better informed about this situation — to avoid igniting xenophobia," Mr. Mocanu said.

This exchange has been run since 1988 by the University of Iowa's business school, which says its futures market has usually been more accurate than public opinion polls at predicting election results.

The predictions, none of which proved accurate, increased public anxiety in the city — so much so that the Italian government convened a meeting of a national risk-forecasting commission, including the seismologists and the government official, in L'Aquila on March 30.

Influenza surveillance supports a range of necessary preparedness activities, including: 1) providing information regarding the presence and epidemiology of influenza viruses in the community, 2) determining appropriate interventions, 3) targeting interventions, and 4) generating current accurate information for public health officials, providers and the public.

The first interpretation argues that IHR 2005 requires States Parties to share relevant biological samples as part of the duty to provide WHO with accurate and detailed public health information about all events that might constitute a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC).

If Twitter were an accurate guide to public opinion, Scotland would now be negotiating independence.