Sentence examples for improving public perceptions from inspiring English sources
A joint press conference, explaining the legal limitations on Google and the steps Google takes to cover up your license, face, whale tail, etc., would go a long way toward improving public perceptions of the controversial and (to some) creepy service.
Improving quality of care within public facilities is critical for improving public perceptions and encouraging the uptake of insurance especially among low-income households.
Lupia is a professor of political science at the University of Michigan, a former director of the American National Election Survey, and the lead author of "Improving Public Perceptions of Political Science's Value," a 2014 report prepared by a task force established by the American Political Science Association.
The governor told the Detroit Free Press' editorial board that he was improving public perception of Michigan and that the right-to-work law would benefit the state's economy.
It is expected that these new crops will provide perceivable benefits to both farmers and consumers, thus improving public perception of genetic engineering technology [23].
Importantly, one stakeholder took the view that improving public perception of the Mongolian health system would not be an easy task.
Hence, we recommend that in addressing the intense public concern about the health impacts of environmental quality in this "area of concern" must not only involve stricter guidelines (which will be beneficial) but also include environmental risk communication, aimed at improving public perception of risk due to poor air quality.
Widespread torpidity on the part of our elected representatives does little to improve public perceptions, either.
Aides hope that these will help to improve public perceptions of him and his party.
With open enrollment just months away, the White House and its allies are making a renewed effort to improve public perceptions of the law.
Work to improve public perceptions of social work continues to be demanding, but good media and campaign work by College members is giving a strong and authentic practice voice across the media.
