Sentence examples for bears a public from inspiring English sources

America is populated by millions of Donald Sterlings, rich and poor, male and female, boss and employee; and while Sterling now bears a public crucifixion for the way he sees the world, his sentiments are echoed by a proud chorus of like-minded Americans in living rooms, locker rooms, company boardrooms, Internet forums and article comment sections all across this country.

JAL was founded in 1951 as Japan's flag-carrier and although it was privatised in 1987—still bears a hint of public-sector complacency, based on a belief that the government will never let it fail.

However, the public bears a fair measure of responsibility: to ask questions, find things out, weigh the credibility of informants, and measure the consistency of its own behaviour.

On August 14, Justice Thomas W. Trenchard of the New Jersey Supreme Court upheld the ban, stating that "the court is not at liberty to substitute its judgment for that of the municipality's as to the best and most feasible manner of curing traffic evils and traffic congestion where such regulation bears a direct relationship to public safety and is reasonable and not arbitrary".

The public map also bears a disclaimer that the map may contain erroneous reports.

This was built in 1938 39 on the site of a former sanitation depot, also designed by Ludwig Hoffmann and already decorated with more than 50 plaques by Otto Lessing depicting bears, and a public lavatory, and opened on 17 August 1939.

While there are no Singaporean cases that demonstrate this genre of case, the UK case of Puhlhofer v. Hillingdon London Borough Council (1986) held that: The crux of the case was the interpretation of "homelessness" under the Housing Homeless Personss) Act 1977, under which a public authority bore a statutory responsibility for providing homeless people with accommodation.

We draw upon data from New Jersey's imposition of a family cap, where welfare benefits instead of increasing remained the same for women who conceive and bear a child while on public assistance.

Further investigation is needed to understand why such variability occurs, and how influential the Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, New York Times and Associated Press are in this decision, especially since these four dominant media organizations potentially bear a huge responsibility for public education and dissemination of medical and health information.

Brown bear Bjoerk sleeps with her four-month-old bear cub at a public bear park in Bern, Switzerland on April 5, 2010.

"To ask the public to bear a bigger burden is a painful topic that every politician would like to avoid, run away from, or delay until after his term in office," Mr. Noda said at a news conference on Friday.