Sentence examples for moving public from inspiring English sources

It will take a long time to secure any substantial evidence that moving public health to local government is improving health outcomes.

That model provides a faster way of moving public lands into private hands, and encouraging growth into inhospitable places, in this case, the Mojave Desert.

The Human Resources Administration estimates that it will save $12.6 million a year by moving public assistance recipients through the program.

Later, Labour MP Joan Walley suggested other reforms endorsed by the Conservative-led health select committee could also be agreed by all parties, such as moving public health policy into local government.

[Superstorm] Sandy was probably the closest thing we've had [in the US] to a Pearl Harbour moment in terms of moving public opinion of whether climate change is real.

Even on mute, the tribute mattered: as the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales, showed in 1997, communal sorrow is moving, public frenzy is alarming, but the two together make for irresistible television.

"I think anyone considering a reverse mortgage should first consider selling and moving, public-sector loans for home repairs, and property-tax deferral programs," he said.

Accountability will also reveal how the dismantling of the PSTN through the creation of affiliates that have been moving public-funded assets out of the utility and dumping expenses into the utility.

Very few events move public opinion.

That could help move public opinion in their favor.

"Pollsters don't understand that you can move public opinion.