Sentence examples for bring public from inspiring English sources

Healey began to bring public spending under control.

If it sticks, the one-year sentence will bring public and expensive shame.

"It took decades to bring public power to Long Island," he said.

"One of the principles of civil disobedience is to bring public attention," he said.

Being blacklisted did not just bring public humiliation to the citizens of Paragominas, it also hit their wallets.

"There was certainly a need to bring public trust and confidence back into how charities fundraise," he says.

Cable described the Osborne plans to bring public spending down to 35%% of GDP as "wholly unrealistic".

He needs these reforms, to bring public finances under control and persuade foreigners to go on financing a rising trade deficit.

Beginning at Fashion Week in September, Ms. Hardison is organizing a social media campaign to bring public scrutiny to specific designers who do not use black models.

It revives the president's call for creation of a National Infrastructure Bank, which could bring public and private financing together to plan projects.

Among the gaggle of environmental events on the calendar each year that try to bring public focus to a particular environmental issue, Earth Hour is a superstar.