Sentence examples for intelligent public from inspiring English sources

A virtual concomitant to this would mandate routes, speeds and lane use for fully automated cars – and, of course, integrate them with an intelligent public transport system, consisting of intelligently routed trains, underground systems, trams and cycle paths.

Perhaps the country should take numeracy as seriously as literacy if it wants intelligent public discourse.

It didn't drive an intelligent public away from classical music by itself, but it helped.

Yet again we see how privatisation distorts and corrupts intelligent public service.

What's more, they believe their case can be made to an intelligent public.

Former Australian diplomat Alison Broinowski called for a more intelligent public debate about Australia's place in the world.

Intelligent, well-informed public officials may in good faith disagree about the validity of specific types of land use regulation.

This outcome would require that a majority of the general populace be reasonably well-educated, intelligent, public-spirited, and patient, and that they not be greatly confused or alienated by an excess of communication.

Naming a contemporary composer, Peter Ruzicka, as Mr. Mortier's successor may mean a continued commitment to the new and unusual, or it may be an intelligent public-relations move.

In its sustainability report, Caterpillar says: "We support intelligent, responsible public policies addressing climate and energy issues".

Although the sound and shape of Britten's prose remained consistent throughout his life - a sturdy, knockabout style befitting an intelligent former public schoolboy - its function changed dramatically.