Sentence examples for determining the public from inspiring English sources

Determining the public interest, it added, rests with the SEC.

They have no powers of decision, however, only of recommendation, because governments are never prepared to surrender their ultimate responsibility for determining the public interest.

I have seen the Metropolitan police change the detail of an important online media release which had huge significance in determining the public interest debate at the centre of a major story.

Understanding the mechanisms determining the public acceptability of road pricing could be critical for its implementation.

The lower house, the People's Assembly, was tasked under the 30 March 2011 constitutional declaration with determining the "public policy of the state, the general plan for economic and social development, and the public budget of the state".

This makes them particularly adept at determining the public interest.

What the IFS says about the chancellor's budget determines the public narrative about what the government has actually done.

A poll taken to determine the public's chief concerns generated the party name, Justice and Development, and its symbol, a glowing electric light bulb.

"We are asking judges to conduct a judicial review test in advance rather than retrospectively but it's for the ministers to determine the public interest.

William D. McInturff, a pollster who has often done work for Republican politicians and for lobbies affiliated with the pharmaceutical industry, conducted a survey this spring in which he tried to determine the public image of the drug companies.

Yet how you determine the public task, and how you anonymise data without limiting its potential impact both remain difficult and sensitive questions that the government has yet to answer.