Sentence examples for circulation of public from inspiring English sources

Critics fear that the Department for Education (DfE) is not closely monitoring the circulation of public money from academies to private firms.

Transparency can be represented by the extent of civil liberties and the circulation of public information.

Improving air circulation on public transportationD.

UCB also calls into question traditional accounts of the 'free' circulation of gifts, of public domains insulated from markets.

He further enacted censorship to stop "the circulation of all publications, documents, and leaflets considered as harmful to public order".

The recent data from Australia should remind us that our politicians' failure to keep high-powered weapons out of public circulation is utterly inexcusable.

Books dealing with subjects other than law, horticulture, and herbal medicine were kept out of public circulation because the emperor considered such knowledge to be dangerous and unsettling.

I also found it strange that the document listed /Suspect Device/ (an anthology of short stories authored by diverse hands that was edited by me), as one of my novels but omitted another of my books /Whips & Furs: My Life as a Bon Vivant, Gambler & Love Rat/ (Attack Books, London 2000) which for the purposes of public circulation was attributed to Jesus H. Christ.

The tribute to the late Dr.King, while a huge artistic and financial success, has essentially been out of public circulation since then.

Some things are best kept out of public circulation.

When the doors are open, people can treat the theater as part of the public circulation of the city.