Sentence examples for broadened public from inspiring English sources
His minister of education, Victor Duruy, carried out an enlightened program of broadened public education, including the establishment of the first secondary education for girls.
Spectacular images from space, and the razzmatazz of the LHC, have broadened public awareness of the fundamental mysteries of the cosmos and the microworld.
But the news articles about her first few discoveries have already broadened public awareness of the extent to which the United States depended on slaves to build the national as well as the Southern economy.
The lobbying efforts of parents and professional organizations broadened public responsibility for children with disabilities (birth — 21 years), entitling them to a free and appropriate education (Turnbull & Turnbull, 2000).
Holding hearings would be a way to possibly broaden public awareness (though hearings are difficult to carry off without relevant documentation).
Heather Joseph, executive director of SPARC, a group that works to broaden public access to scholarly research, said in a statement that the directive was a "watershed moment".
Archbishop Torkom Manoogian, the longtime leader of the Armenian orthodox church in the United States and a savvy communicator who used his pulpit in New York to broaden public awareness of the Armenian genocide, died on Oct. 12 in Jerusalem.
BRUSSELS — The European Commission asked the United States on Thursday to make a program that tracks the finances of terrorism suspects more transparent in order to broaden public support for efforts that U.S. officials say are critical to maintaining security.
By distributing their work to artistic, academic and political groups around the country, The Aftermath Project hopes to broaden public understanding of what it calls "the true cost of war – and the real price of peace".
This is certainly the case at the Met, which seems to be taking advantage of all the outside loans it can broker to broaden public understanding of Korean art and contextualize its own holdings.
Both lawyers said they believed the anti-extremism Prevent strategy did good work and that the government should reveal more about its methods and successes to broaden public acceptance.
