Sentence examples for pattern for public from inspiring English sources
Governor Brown expressed his concern about "the ever-escalating pay packages awarded to... [CSU] top administrators," and criticized Reed and the Board's actions regarding executive pay as "setting a pattern for public service that we cannot afford".
A similar pattern holds for public and private master's institutions.
The more common pattern is for public college tuition to be determined by an external authority, such as a governor, state legislature, statewide coordinating body, or systemwide governing board.
Who knows, perhaps it will set a new pattern for commissioning public art in the future.
They said the deal could set a pattern for large public subsidies at a time when the Giuliani administration is pressing to build a $30 million minor league stadium for the Mets in Brooklyn, as well as major league stadiums for both the Yankees and Mets, and possibly the New York Jets.
The Mayor should be reprimanded on another front as well: for advocating a foolish pattern of public investment and neighborhood development.
"The state is, as you know, under court order to correct a long and grossly unfair pattern of spending for public school education," Mr. Bloomberg said.
These findings render this dietary pattern extremely attractive for public health purposes, and should be adopted by almost everyone.
We show some novel ontology design patterns for modeling public transportation, urban fault reporting and road maintenance.
Values for an ICU bed-day were obtained from a detailed costing study of an Australian ICU [28] and for a general ward bed-day from an earlier economic evaluation which considered spending patterns for Australian public hospital services [29].
Values to represent the broader perspective were obtained for an ICU bed day from a detailed costing study of an Australian ICU [ 31] and for a general ward bed day from an earlier economic evaluation which considered spending patterns for Australian public hospital services [ 32].
