Sentence examples for differentiated public from inspiring English sources

Three main categories of urban travel are usually differentiated: public, non-motorised transport, and private motorised transport.

Urban and suburban regions lead to attribution of differentiated public low carbon behaviour.

Thus, composers of sacred music have had to satisfy the aesthetic needs and expectations of its highly differentiated "public".

The analysis also offers two recommendations for the US' public diplomacy institution: (1) create and implement frameworks such as the one presented to systematize differentiated public diplomacy mission priorities within the region, and (2) prioritize finding another way to differentiate the US, and specifically, to compete with China.

A separate theoretical distinction, developed in a study of epilepsy by Scambler and Hopkins [ 44], differentiated public acts and outcomes of enacted stigma, from the more complex, personal shame experienced in felt stigma.

The program in Los Angeles exemplifies a partnership approach and can be described as a coproduction, in which the Mayor's Office serves to control, direct, and supervise the participation of differentiated public and private entities, dispersed across the city.

Based on type and ownership, the hospitals were differentiated into public general hospitals, private general hospitals, and public pulmonary hospitals.

For his part, Banksy, who documented, and poked fun at, the rise of street art culture in his Oscar-nominated documentary, "Exit Through the Gift Shop," which starred Mr. Brainwash, has always differentiated between public murals and work for collectors.

Modern social and economic differentiation "implies a need for a differentiated system of public instruction to meet the needs of all social classes, [wherein] the attempt to form all citizens in a rigorously identical mold would be utterly inappropriate.

But there's surprisingly little information available on vacation home markets, mainly because second homes typically aren't differentiated in the public record from primary homes.

We live in a complex society with a public that has differentiated needs and personalised expectations.