Sentence examples for acting public from inspiring English sources

"The fireworks that went off last night were for a private event held on Ellis Island last night – hence the lack of publicity," said Jerry Willis, acting public affairs officer for the landmarks.

Appraisal results were documented in the performance areas of: planning, doing, checking, acting, public participating and integration with other programs.

The acting public services ombudsman upheld the complaint by the man's widow that her husband's care was compromised.

Despite the official seal, the county did not pay for the sign, which cost $2,500, according to Kaye Michelson, the department's acting public information officer.

"A large number of people who visit Vasquez Rocks do ask about 'Star Trek' — people from all over the world," said Kaye Michelson, acting public information officer for the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation.

Lynn Macaloon, the acting public information officer for Denali National Park and Preserve, told VICE that she estimates "several" rescues on the trail take place each year, with park rangers, the local fire department, and Alaska state troopers among those tapped to pitch in.

While the discourse on the necessarily sensitive handling of research data in view of practice-oriented research in the public welfare sector acting in public interest is mostly carried out with research-ethical justification arguments, the comparable discourse in companies that strive for commercial profit is mostly reduced to the legal clarification of usage rights.

What We the People lacked in the run-up to the war against Iraq, built on 935 documented lies, was a means of creating, sharing, and acting upon public intelligence in the public interest.

LAUSD's next leader:  Stanford education historian Diane Ravitch is no fan of the movement behind the proliferation of charter schools, which she says "operate with minimal oversight, receiving public funds but not necessarily acting like public schools".

15 Bullies are often bi-strategic, employing both bullying and also acts of aggressive 'prosocial' behaviour to enhance their own position by acting in public and making the recipient dependent as they cannot reciprocate.

Each of us makes a perpetual series of moment-by-moment calculations about how to live in the world both safely and with integrity, and acting with public courage can be physically dangerous.