Sentence examples for much needed public from inspiring English sources

"The private sector can only ever be an addition to, but never replace the much needed public finance that can help poorer countries deal with climate impacts and grow cleanly," he added.

Local governance is the buzzword on everyone's lips, one Afghan development official said, shorthand for extending the government's presence in the provinces, making it perform better and provide much needed public services.

That, and the role of the president of the UK supreme court as validator – and the safeguard of judicial review for lapses by the press council – are all designed to enhance much needed public confidence in independent self-regulation.

There is an almost universal economic consensus that at a time when government borrowing rates are at their lowest in recorded economic history (going back to the Mesopotamian empire) it is simply absurd for the government not to borrow to finance much needed public investment.

You can argue about the details, the practicalities, whether the proposals go far enough and even whether the broadcasters really mean it, but these are actual commitments that can be independently measured and checked: there is now an industry-wide system called Diamond that will do just that, adding much needed public accountability.

"It is a real concern that this will turn into a white elephant at the expense of much needed public funds, and we hope this project will now be subject to careful scrutiny by Welsh government inspectors and the Wales Audit Office".

But proponents of zero tolerance insist that its success depends precisely on its uncompromising approach, which may in turn cost the police much-needed public support.

"President Jokowi is mobilising resources of the nation to deliver much needed infrastructure and public services in Papua," it said.

Some see the museum, which is modelled on Munich's Documentation Center for the History of National Socialism, as a much needed exercise in public education.

Hanson-Young said: "Perhaps now we will be able to bring some much needed transparency and public scrutiny to this ridiculously secretive process.

"While tax avoidance may be 'efficient' in terms of maximising shareholder value, it deprives governments of much needed revenues for public investment; not just in our country, but of course in the poorest countries.