Sentence examples for conceived public from inspiring English sources
The other is a newly conceived public guarantor with some of the same problems that got Fannie and Freddie into trouble.
Plagued with drug wars, Medellín was one of the most violent places on earth until a team of politicians, urban planners and architects began to erect brilliantly conceived public buildings in poor, war-zone neighborhoods.
The Bureau developed and carried out a carefully conceived public relations campaign that spanned nearly 10 years, from 1912, when the Bureau was formed, to 1921, when the Sheppard-Towner Act was passed by Congress.
The Britishness that allowed four querulous caricatural nations to live together, that conceived a public realm capable of embracing the world, has perhaps still its most important contribution to make.
Her sell-out project conceived with public art maestros Artangel plays on this.
2. Michelangelo's 'David' (1504) Linda Smith says it was originally conceived as public art and is therefore "hard to beat".
Digital reproductions allow for an educational experience, and perhaps even an emotional one, while leaving be those sacred spaces that were never conceived for public viewing.
Mr Wieseltier insists that Mr Silver "wishes to impugn not only the quality of opinion journalism, he wishes to impugn also its legitimacy...He does not recognize the calling of, or grasp the need for, public reason; or rather, he cannot conceive of public reason except as an exercise in statistical analysis and data visualization".
Public health policy can be conceived either as public sector (government) policy for population health (public health policy) or any policy (including corporate and other civil society approaches) concerned with the public's health (public health policy).
Sociologists, in contrast, usually conceive of public opinion as a product of social interaction and communication.
