Sentence examples for attain public from inspiring English sources

The editorial offices of the Reform Publishing House in Beijing have been shut down for bringing out "The Secret Scriptures of Officialdom," a book that obliquely describes the back-stabbing and bribery required to attain public office.

Transparency and responsibility will be a prerequisite for such an institutional design to be effective and attain public support.

Information that promotes optimism is necessary to attain public support and mobilize science, but poorly informed hope leads to disappointment, despair, and distrust.

In Indonesia, the stated aim of Disaster Management Law 24/2007 is providing protection for life and livelihood including protection against disasters in order to attain public welfare.

Moore sided with the attorneys, declaring in the final written judgment that "state regulations deny a benefit and create unique obstacles to attain public post-secondary public education for U.S. citizen children who would otherwise qualify for in-state tuition".

It is also the basis on which to design effective messages that counter myths and misperceptions, enhance public understanding, and attain public support for needed policy and practice changes.

"The attacks demonstrate that the Pakistani Taliban has largely given up on attaining public support," said Arif Rafiq, a security analyst based in Washington.

An orientation in the design of the intervention towards sustainable implementation makes the likelihood of attaining public health benefit a clear strength of the study.

Report 11: The Private Sector and Health: A survey of Somaliland private pharmacies 2009 - This report describes the private pharmacy sector and gives information for influencing programme design, to allow public health actors to consider use of the private pharmacy network as contributors to attaining public health goals in Somaliland.

It harms a certain kind of public good that many Americans are striving hard to attain — the public good of a society where people feel safe, valued and at home in their social home.

While the United States does not have laws forbidding atheists from attaining to public office, public opinion surveys show that Islamaphobic Americans are more likely to vote for a Muslim for President than for an atheist.