Sentence examples for connection with public from inspiring English sources
Their business background and connection with public finances seemed particularly to qualify them for the role of imperial agents in the financial administration of the provinces.
The Public Services Social Valuee) Act 2012 requires public authorities to have regard to economic, social and environmental wellbeing in connection with public services contracts.
In total, 109 students have been arrested in connection with public disorder this month, suggesting a scale of student unrest unseen in decades.
'We have arrested 18 people so far -10 white men, a white woman and seven Asian men, mainly in connection with public order offences.
While N.F.L. staff has interviewed people in connection with public allegations of bounty programs at other clubs, no evidence was established showing that the programs at other clubs involved targeting opposing players or rewarding players for injuring an opponent.
Melvyn I. Weiss, a Milberg Weiss partner, said he expected that as many as 1,000 suits would eventually be filed against as many as 300 issuers and about 50 underwriters in connection with public stock offerings.
They need to bring to every new market entrepreneurial thinking, jobs and a willingness to develop strong connections with public and private sector leaders.
This was especially relevant in those industries more prone to cronyism (e.g., construction and real estate), where the role of connections with public officials is key for business success.
Arguably, looking further down the line, this approach could be applied to airports as a whole – optimizing not only aircraft taxiing, but also their take-off, landing and holding patterns, alongside passenger management, transfer bus scheduling and connections with public transport.
Drawing on both survey data and fieldwork in New York City, Owens reveals that African American churches can use these newly forged connections with public agencies to influence policy and government responsiveness in a way that reaches beyond traditional electoral or protest politics.
