Sentence examples for earn public from inspiring English sources

"Who gets to tell those stories in a way that they earn public attention?" Ms. Holloway asked.

In a sport and business increasingly involved in electronic commerce, new investment in systems security will be needed to protect the sport's integrity and earn public trust.

While Afghans must decide their future, the United States' role can be pivotal, providing security guarantees, investing in economic development, and supporting an emerging political class of Afghans who work hard to earn public legitimacy and consent to govern.

But seven years later the Russian state consists of a few shallowly rooted institutions a presidency, a parliament, a central bank and so on which have yet to earn public trust, and which are dwarfed by an impenetrable and antique hinterland of cynicism, incompetence, racketeering and bureaucratic dead-weight.In this section Will the Faeroes flee the nest?

Although they are insignificant numerically, they haunt the imagination, earn public fascination and derision in equal measure, and have featured heavily in the recent press – an article on Hellenic paganism at the BBC, one on Anglican attempts to recruit pagans in the Telegraph, and on the future of Stonehenge everywhere.

Scofield had to fight hard to earn public recognition.

Have papers earned public trust through truth-telling?

The union earned public criticism for calling a strike in 1943 (during World War II).

There is no sign of any will to tackle the corrupt clientelism that keeps Russia poor and earns public detestation.

Other disasters have spawned scandals and earned public scorn, as after the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, in which many children died because of shoddy school construction.

To tackle the pay-to-play culture, the governor's bill would require everybody earning public money to disclose all outside business income in detail.