Sentence examples for behaviour of public from inspiring English sources
Had ministers possessed a sensible theory of freedom, they would have interfered less in the lives of private citizens and more in the behaviour of public corporations.
What is lacking are systematic analyses of the relationship between public land ownership and urban development, and the forces that shape the behaviour of public landowners.
Any EHRC action will have to wait until a government is formed, as until then its activities remain constrained by Cabinet Office guidelines on the behaviour of public bodies during election campaigns.
Besides, the distribution of knights and knaves in the public and private sectors is different and at moments of crisis, the knightly behaviour of public servants is more obvious.
The data revolution for public policy will be driven by those outside governments; with more data and more participation a more intense spotlight will be shone on the choices and behaviour of public and private sectors alike.
What I find problematic is the behaviour of public officials in critical roles who seem unwilling to subject their views to rigorous scrutiny, in order to see whether there's substance beyond the jokes.
The patients' information included demographics, health status, diagnosis and therapy (medical records), cognition and behaviour, acceptance of public health service, and socioeconomic status.
The outcome was determined with the use of factors including the demographics, health status, diagnosis, cognition and behaviour, acceptance of public health service, and economic costs of patients or their family caregivers.
Recent research has revealed that the dental visiting behaviour of adult public dental patients was influenced by limitations of the public dental system.
The author touches on the "hardship and pain" of those living in poverty, as well as the rowdy behaviour of the public houses – the kind of places the shadowy Mr Hyde would have been drawn to.
His comments came as several hearings were held in the High Court today over so-called gagging orders banning reporting of the activities, behaviour or private behaviour of various public figures.
