Sentence examples for minimal public from inspiring English sources
There is often minimal public involvement in the decisions to spend money in the special districts.
So far this year, 16 American banks have failed, with minimal public attention.
"If she even provides minimal public support, that could go a long way".
The left-of-centre Asahi Shimbun accused Abe of abandoning Japan's postwar pacifism after minimal public debate.
The manner in which city officials pushed this plan, with minimal public participation, has not won them any friends, either.
In the real world of tight budgets, limited space, minimal public financing and overworked staff, however, practicalities often take precedence.
But Mr. Lazio has offered minimal public responses as he seeks to conduct Congressional and campaign business in Washington.
The family served as a premodern welfare agency; where it was absent, minimal public institutions, such as hospitals, provided.
The minimal public transportation is only part of the explanation for a sense of isolation in Greenpoint; the industrial waterfront is another contributing factor.
Channel 5 is a smaller operation, with fewer viewers and minimal public service obligation, so £1bn seems to represent a plausible upper limit.
LAUSD's next leader: Stanford education historian Diane Ravitch is no fan of the movement behind the proliferation of charter schools, which she says "operate with minimal oversight, receiving public funds but not necessarily acting like public schools".
