Sentence examples for limits of public from inspiring English sources

What are the limits of public health?

It's really pushing the limits of public interest entrepreneurship".

Last month, José Manuel Barroso, the president of the European Commission, said austerity had hit the limits of public acceptance.

As one intimately familiar with the limits of public reproach, Mr. Melancon (pronounced meh-LAW-sawn) is not alone.

Pictures insinuating lesbianism served Courbet's campaign to scout the limits of public tolerance in the eighteen-sixties.

Another is that this is a way of testing the limits of public patience when it comes to park protection.

It is thus worth emphasizing at the outset both the variety and the limits of public-sector reform.

Projects proposed for two of the largest tracts left to be developed on the downtown fringe illustrate the opportunities and limits of public-private partnerships.

But that is about the limit of public awareness.

That figure, he suggested, represents the upper limit of public financial support from the United States.

The term "police power" connotes the time-tested conceptional limit of public encroachment upon private interests.