Sentence examples for exploit public from inspiring English sources

It would also deprive their venal local accomplices of the incentive to exploit public office for private gain.

Opposition political parties had been trying to exploit public anger over the government's austerity measures as general elections planned for July approached.

Shell fought back this week, saying that the opponents were deliberately misrepresenting the risks of the project to exploit public outrage over the gulf spill.

But the regime of Bashar Assad has been quick to exploit public nervousness over religious differences to secure acquiescence in his continued rule.

Her critics say there has been a hostile takeover at the Interior Department by industries that want to exploit public lands.

Another tactic is to exploit public confusion by registering a domain name closely resembling a high-profile name, to try to increase traffic on the similar-sounding site.

Some accused him of defeatism, pessimism, exploiting public sentiment over a historical scandal for contemporary publicity; it was thus criticized by notable artists such as Józef Ignacy Kraszewski and Cyprian Norwid.

"Exploiting public fears about security is as dishonourable as exploiting public fears about immigration," the statement reads.

Mr Howard exploited public anxiety about boat arrivals to help win an election in 2001.

Trump cynically exploited public anger about these deals to win the US presidency.

This is all about some people in the private sector exploiting public spending for private gain".