Sentence examples for bringing public from inspiring English sources

That mission will continue at the Dwyer with programs bringing public school students together with artists.

Now Mr. Allison has pulled off his biggest coup: bringing public radio to his home base of Cape Cod.

That's why we are bringing public, private and voluntary sector skills together to reinforce work done by probation.

Yet Mr. Gore has had trouble bringing public opinion to his side, and the nominally supportive Congressional Democrats are restive.

In the long term, there is no alternative to bringing public spending in line with government income, just as wages and benefits must be commensurate with overall productivity.

More embarrassingly still, the couple in North Wales are suing the police for bringing public wrath upon them by disclosing their identities.

Sooner than you can say "leverage," borrowers default on their loans, and the flimsy network Bennett has constructed comes toppling down, bringing public-school teachers' pension funds and the Harvard endowment along with it.

But his homoerotic approach brought public disfavor.

Healey began to bring public spending under control.

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

It is time we brought public policy into line with private intuitions.