Sentence examples for partial public from inspiring English sources

There was partial public financing for presidential elections.

And New York City has a program of partial public financing of elections that is considered a national model.

According to Joe W. Forehand, the chief executive of Andersen Consulting, the company plans to consider a partial public offering of its shares.

His measure, which sought to ban corporate campaign contributions, limit other donations and provide partial public financing of campaigns, won only 37percentt approval.

Andersen Consulting, the world's largest consulting firm, is considering a partial public offering after winning its independence last summer from Andersen Worldwide.

The consulting firm formerly known as Andersen Consulting, Accenture, is actively considering a "partial public offering," according to a statement last October.

SAN JUAN, P.R., May 1 — Puerto Rico's government ran out of money on Monday and imposed a partial public-sector shutdown, putting nearly 100,000 people out of work and granting an unscheduled holiday to 500,000 public school students.

It said earnings per share in 2001 would probably grow 20percentt, including the effect of its partial initial public offering of Monsanto.

In a letter sent late on Monday, Sony's chief, Kazuo Hirai, dismissed much of the rationale for a partial initial public offering of the business.

"The speed and success of our merger, the strength of the new management team under Fred Hassan, and the exceptionally strong performance that Pharmacia is delivering, along with the successful partial initial public offering of the new Monsanto Company, led me to the decision that now is the time to conclude my service on the board," Mr. Shapiro said in a statement.

A.I.A., which has its headquarters in Hong Kong and is a leader in the Asian life insurance business, is in the process of preparing for a partial initial public offering, whose proceeds will form a key part of A.I.G.'s efforts to repay the $182 billion bailout it received from the U.S. government at the height of the global financial crisis.