Sentence examples for governed public from inspiring English sources

What was once billed as a model for the improvement of traditionally governed public schools has become a troubled parallel system of privately managed schools with, in many places, patterns of waste, fraud and segregation.

But we also want to see a qualitative shift in how institutions are run: they should be democratically governed public services, run by students and staff, and they should be places in which international students are welcomed, not exploited and surveilled.

Reviewing Mr. Skidelsky's book in The Times of London in 1983, Sir William Rees-Mogg asserted that Keynes's rejection of the norms that governed private life led to his eventual rejection of the norms that governed public life, in particular the gold standard.

My passion for ensuring that all kids have access to high-quality, diverse, and democratically governed public schools has not diminished, and one thing I hope will happen on this trip is that we will be able to use the connections I've made in the pro-public education world to visit amazing schools across the country and around the world (and of course I hope to write about these visits).

Many need improvement, but it is democratically governed public schools that have made America great -- not private schools and not charter schools.

The broadcaster said independents proliferate as a result, often staffed by young programme-makers who have no concept of the values and restrictions that once governed public service broadcasting.

What we want is a well-governed public company". One reason for not quibbling with El País's editorial line is that it remains a relative rarity amongst Europe's quality nationals: a money-maker.

Unfortunately, it took the nomination of a stunningly unqualified and ethically compromised despiser of equitable, democratically-governed public education to catalyze public outcry.

The time has come for an intelligent, independently-governed, public infrastructure bank, ideally partnering with real banks that see their public purpose as a profession, focused on productive lending in the real economy.

In view of declining public budgets, we need to tackle the challenge of education financing through fairer tax regimes, alternative revenue schemes, and well-governed public-private partnerships.

Two- The elected leaders of nearly every free market state (with the exceptions of relatively small, well-governed commodity exporters Australia and Canada) are facing serious levels of anti-government public fury.