Sentence examples for creating public knowledge from inspiring English sources
Companies are responding to external forces when they avoid creating public knowledge on harassment.
"We're trying to create public attention.
Jobs created, publications, new knowledge generated?
From there the team uses crawlers to download all the databases it can find, and algorithmically finds connections between all those data points to create a sort of public knowledge graph.
The sports retail company insisted this morning that the loan, which became public knowledge last weekend, did not create a conflict of interest and was a private matter between Jones and Ashley, the founder of Sports Direct and ownert of Newcastle United football club.
At the same time, the programme contributes to increasing public knowledge and understanding to create a conductive environment for child protection.
The Smoking Man counters that public knowledge of the truth would create mass panic and do more harm than good.
The overall ambitions have been to increase public knowledge about mental illness and its treatment possibilities, to create more positive attitudes towards people with mental illness and to reduce prejudice and discrimination.
Dr Venter's ambition to create a living organism from close to scratch began 15 years ago, and it has been public knowledge for a decade.
The behind-the-scenes tension became public knowledge on Monday when Fernández called a special session of parliament to break up the intelligence agency and create a new system with greater oversight by the legislature and attorney general.
