The phrase "asking public" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a group of people being asked for their opinions or feedback, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The survey aims to gather insights from the asking public regarding their preferences on the new policy."
Alternatives: "engaged public" or "inquisitive audience".
Asking public questions at hearings is something close to a revolutionary act in New York's State Legislature.
Although Facebook is asking public figures to pay $7 per post to reach their subscribers, BikersPost says it is sometimes being told to pay as much $7,500 to reach the core of its subscribers and their friends.
Labour will take action against class discrimination by asking public sector employers to monitor the social background of their workforce, Gloria de Piero, the shadow equalities minister, has said.
Librarians can help people find their way through the forest of the Web -- which is one good reason for asking public libraries to serve as the mediators of Internet access for people who wouldn't otherwise have it.
"Surveys show that a large majority of citizens understand well the impact of air quality on health and are asking public authorities to take action at E.U., national and local levels, even in times of austerity and hardship," Janez Potocnik, Europe's commissioner of the environment, said in a statement.
We are asking public schools to present the scientific evidences for creation along with the scientific evidences for evolution.
George Osborne has given his image adviser a promotion and a pay rise of 42 per cent - while asking public-sector workers to accept a pay freeze.
Britain has done some sensible things, creating a universal basic state pension, raising the retirement age and asking public-sector workers to contribute more.
Where is the justice or fairness in asking public-sector workers, a large percentage of whom earn less than £21,000 a year, to pay what is essentially a higher rate of tax just because they are public employees?
Osborne will not ask public servants to accept any sacrifice that ministers are not accepting.
Some expensive fertility clinics will even implant male embryos instead of female ones if asked, public health officials said.
