Sentence examples for diversified public from inspiring English sources

To get the benefits of diversified public ownership of firms, shareholders must delegate responsibility to managers, or agents.

Once again, the investor can get a fully diversified public real estate exposure without buying a single asset.

The Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011 highlighted the need to involve diversified public health risks in Taiwan.

Despite this convenience sampling may entail some biases (i.e. including mostly the more dedicated, advanced, or financially secured students), we adopted the strategy in order to reach a larger and geographically diversified public.

This growth enabled the consolidation of a wide range of fields, to become among the world's most diversified public health research and development institutions.

We propose that professionals and stakeholders in the field of mental health shift their attention to create both a comprehensive and diversified public health approach for this population with an emphasis on community-based processes and prevention.

As the OpEd Project, an organization that aims to diversify public debate, recently found, a mere 20% of op-eds are written by women.

The bill promises actions such as 'empowering communities to do things their way' and an intent to diversify public service providers and improve the quality of services, making it easier for social enterprises to win contracts.

Rearing their children, who attended public schools that were overwhelmingly white and Christian, the parents made certain that their children would know a diversified world.

As Twitter prepares to sell stock to the public, the company is planning initiatives that will add complexity to its advertising business while also diversifying its revenue stream.

Gary E. Knell, in a telephone interview, said that since becoming NPR's chief executive in December 2011 he has been working on diversifying the public radio audience beyond its traditional loyal base.