Sentence examples for placed public from inspiring English sources

This step would show that the College Board, a nonprofit organization, placed public welfare ahead of its own revenue generation.

They had, in any case, been stripped of the ability to maintain order in the empire, as the Augsburg terms had placed public security under the supervision of the empire's administrative districts, which were controlled by the estates.

The rush to catch up has placed public campuses in an awkward stance: cutting academic programs and instructors at the same time they are expanding development staffs and investing in a fund-raising infrastructure.

"It gives you what I call a 'neural itching.' " Though surveys have repeatedly placed public cellphone conversations at the top of Americans' pet peeves, there are indications that the problem is easing — or, perhaps, that people are starting to accept that all this yakking is the new reality.

It was investigating allegations that Airbus had bribed highly placed public servants and others to induce Indian Airlines (IA) to order its aircraft.In March 1986 state-owned IA had ordered 19 Airbus A320s, worth $952m, with an option for 12 more, later exercised.

In recent years politicians have been given a run for their money at commencement time by anchorpersons and Hollywood celebrities, but loftily placed public officials, especially those who can be credibly deemed statesmen, are still the most sought-after speakers — and the biggest "get" of all, of course, is the President of the United States.

I said that "words have consequences," and that to place public figures in cross hairs is to invite violence.

This article argues that visual arts education is one consequential value of the acquisition and placing public sculptures.

In 1956, limitations were placed upon public meetings.

Strategically placed in public places like sports arenas and airports, A.E.D.'s have saved many lives.

Much more emphasis has been placed on public comment.