Sentence examples for expanding public knowledge from inspiring English sources

Educational spaces, including the Morton Auditorium, provide facilities for expanding public knowledge about the arts.

Last month's release of memos prepared by the Bush Justice Department and the disclosure of a report by the International Committee of the Red Cross on the brutal treatment of detainees expanded public knowledge of an ignominious chapter in the nation's history.

"It's a real milepost for us," said Michael C. Quinn, the president and chief executive of the center, which was founded in 2000 to expand public knowledge of the American Revolution.

Public and media discussion of the extensive lack of safety systems and appropriate operator training at Chernobyl and resulting comparisons with nuclear power plant technology in the United States and worldwide expanded public knowledge of the safety and technology associated with properly operated and maintained power plants.

First, this study will expand public health knowledge about breast cancer surveillance practices among YBCS, their perceived facilitators and barriers to screening, and their willingness to advocate for their high-risk female relatives.

Road networks are expanding, public services are improving.

Over the past three years, expanding public services have created jobs everywhere.

Visits to the harbors of the different countries could promote knowledge exchange among stakeholders from different countries and could serve as an exhibition venue to attract media attention and expand public awareness.

There is limited research available on public knowledge and understanding of expanded newborn screening (NBS).

The address of his London home became public knowledge when he applied to expand his apartment into the one beneath it, and his breakup with a girlfriend he'd known since college was much discussed in the tabloids.

The letter argues — as Public Knowledge and others have contended in earlier complaints — that Universal's expanded market share would stifle competition in digital music.