Sentence examples for of getting public from inspiring English sources

The argument in 2010 was not about the principle of getting public finances in order: it was about the timetable and at whose expense.

He made his mark with a campaign to privatise the Japanese post office, which looks after most of the country's hoard of savings, as a way of getting public debt under control.

For instance, the British government has ordered credit card companies there to "work with consumers," in some cases providing a 60-day moratorium on payments, as a condition of getting public money.

While baseball imitates other industries by trying to close its shops in Minnesota and Montreal, it is hoping Loria takes his contraction cash and buys the Florida Marlins, who have little chance of getting public financing for a new stadium.

For Mr. Kerry, said former Senator Bob Kerrey of Nebraska, a friend and supporter of his onetime colleague and now president of New School University, "there is an opportunity, but you've got to grieve the death, you've got to feel the tragedy, or there's no chance of getting public opinion on your side".

He described a reduction local authorities as "radical" public sector reform, but a way of getting public services to deliver more for less.

Dorothy Sussman (Division of Laboratory Sciences, National Center for Environmental Health, CDC) said the lay panel's Consensus Statement reinforced the importance and value of public health agencies getting public input.

By some measures, Portugal is making good progress in terms of stabilizing its economy and getting public debt under control.

Instead of justice we get "public information campaigns", advising women to avoid unlicensed minicabs and watch our drinks.

Professor Mead points out the percentage of New Yorkers who get public assistance is still several points above the national average.

It's a better way of getting the public to care".