Sentence examples for lead the public from inspiring English sources

The former attorney general has described them as particularly frank and he said their publication could lead the public to interpret them as disagreeing with government policy at the time.

Mr. Reeves will lead the public relations operation for the combined agency, taking the title of partner.

It collected artifacts and manuscripts because of their importance and because of where they could lead the public as well as scholars.

The bank gives warning that the crisis "could lead the public to look for basic services, such as education, from informal and less secular providers".

In the case of Facebook, the social networking giant tapped Morgan Stanley to lead the public offering, followed by JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs.

A "tyrant" may lead the public to vote for him, making up for obvious flaws by playing up the risks of an already exaggerated threat.

Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown led the public offering.

Only three brokerage-house analysts cover the stock, including two whose firms led the public offering.

He returned to the university in 1977 and led the public relations office until he retired.

The Fortress Investment Group led the public offering parade, followed by Blackstone and Och-Ziff.

He blasted news coverage, which he said led the public to panic and cancel reservations.