Sentence examples for needs of public from inspiring English sources

Republicans argued that the changes improved the bill, which is aimed, they said, at balancing the needs of public employees with those of cash-poor local governments.

It also heralded changes to the Royal Charters of each research council to include a requirement to consider the "needs" of "public and private … industrial and other" users of research in setting priorities.

Mr. Frenkel, 61, was named chairman of the group, which will "work with other A.I.G. units to serve the needs of public- and private-sector customers in areas including investments in capital markets," Joe Norton, a spokesman, said.

With broad experience across many sectors Paul is a leader in developing innovative partnerships in response to the changing needs of public organisations, for example including successful programmes at Gloucester City council and Luton Borough council.

In that ruling, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit held that in balancing the offenders' constitutionally protected privacy interests and the needs of public safety, it would prohibit the disclosure of their home addresses to those with "no particular need for the information".

A few hours later, Mr. Mulgrew, who is attending an education conference in Cape Town, South Africa, shot back in a statement: "If there is any shame in this matter, it belongs to the mayor and the administration that sat back and made no attempt to help schools and students that were struggling, an administration that favored charter schools while it ignored the needs of public school students".

Editor's note: Kevin Merritt is the founder and CEO of Socrata, member of the new D7 Digital Government Leadership Alliance a coalition of seven companies that focus on meeting the needs of public-sector customers and influencers.

Being a politician, you never know what might happen when you are in personal need of public services.

This summer, London's Dominion Theatre will host a version of the album Thriller by Michael Jackson, an artist in dire need of public rehabilitation.

Energy experts say that money could be effectively spent in low-income households and in households that have no need of public assistance.

Outsourcing group Capita, meanwhile, is hoping that the need of public sector bodies to cut costs could actually result in opportunities for the company.