Sentence examples for efforts at public from inspiring English sources

But until then, none of those efforts at public accountability are taking place.

The main lesson of Tory efforts at public expenditure planning is that particular budgetary mechanisms count less than political will.

Mr. White called the efforts to improve education in New Orleans "one of the most remarkable efforts at public education in the country".

Advocates of civil unions have started their own political action committee, called Vermonters for Civil Unions, and plan to continue efforts at public education about gay marriage.

Many states have banned race-based admission efforts at public universities, and last year, the Supreme Court ruled that this was permissible.

Her friend Barbara Clowe, a telecoms manager who has campaigned for Labour in the past, said Miliband's efforts at public speaking make it appear that he was too inexperienced to become prime minister.

In an ambivalent effort at public relations, the department adopted the word "publicity" in its English name a decade ago, but most scholars, including Anne-Marie Brady, who has produced an authoritative book on the place, still refer to it by its Chinese name: the Central Propaganda Department.

Now, if they do they see her (she is scheduled to resume her effort at public rehabilitation with an appearance Wednesday on the "Today" show), they may see a job opening.

Since this represents the country's first effort at public long-term-care insurance, we can't say with assurance whether the optimists who helped get the law passed or the pessimists who tried to derail it are correct.

Mr Tsang may have picked up on the theme or perhaps he is drawing on a vein of paternalism left over from Britain's colonial rule.But it also represents a misplaced effort at public relations.

A similar effort at public awakening can be found with 31K Portraits for Peace, which is posting 2,000 posters of Mexicans eager for peace in the country's most violent cities, and in the work of El Grito Más Fuerte, an activist collective drawn from Mexico's film, theater and communication industries.