Sentence examples for chunk of public from inspiring English sources

Thanks to mining and gas royalties, they command a big chunk of public money.

"It's not about a huge chunk of public money; it's not a DfID programme as such.

There's a chunk of public statuary in honour of Alice Munro in the centre of Wingham, Ontario, her birthplace.

Privatising the federal savings bank or the Banco do Brasil would allow the government to pay off a big chunk of public debt.

We all know there is a sizeable chunk of public opinion out there that has decided the EU is the root cause of all our current woes.

In the hills outside Boise, Idaho, for instance, a chunk of public land was sold to a timber company decades ago.

The PKS, like most Islamist parties, is expected to fare worse in this election than it did in 2004.Another largely successful reform is the radical decentralisation that has seen a big chunk of public-sector spending and power devolved to local levels.

He told the review: "Any culture can be at risk of excluding what it thinks is wrong, possibly marginalising significant chunks of public opinion.

The Communities and Local Government department has instead hoped to have devised a way of helping homebuyers secure mortgages without tying up large chunks of public or private equity.

But pouring scorn on public spending is a strategy with clear limits.Most British voters support big chunks of public spending, from the money spent on universal free healthcare via the National Health Service to free schooling.

Prosecutors accuse the group's former legal adviser Sergio Schoklender, his brother and more than a dozen others of fraud and money laundering and of siphoning off substantial chunks of public money into personal businesses.