Sentence examples for progressive public from inspiring English sources

It was that he'd usher in the first era of truly progressive public policy in decades.

Archbishop Rowan Williams, an advocate of the Robin Hood tax, is often regarded as a progressive public voice.

But all this requires the kind of progressive public climate that prime ministers and presidents can shape.

We're told, as we almost always are when a progressive public health measure is passed, that this is "nanny-statism".

Plus, in the spirit of Atlanta's progressive public transportation initiatives, works can be viewed through Elevate-hosted walking, transit and bike tours.

Either way, the message is the same: Progressive public policy is a nice pursuit, if you are a Wall Street type breaking into politics.

It had been a rollercoaster weekend in which the party wrestled with the dilemmas of coalition politics and the shape of progressive public service reform.

Nothing was done to solve the fundamental problems of the organization of society and of the state in a manner that would be acceptable to progressive public opinion.

"They're a new leader," said Joel Rogers, a professor at the University of Wisconsin Law School and the director of the Center for State Innovation, which describes itself as a progressive public-policy research institute.

It was the home of Orwell and Gaitskell, artists, intellectuals and progressive, public-spirited families such as the Jays and the Garnetts, the union of which was marked at Hampstead Parish Church by the wedding of Douglas Jay, later president of the board of trade under Harold Wilson, and Peggy Garnett, whose father Maxwell was general secretary of the League of Nations Union.

Lieberman even came out against the Medicare buy-in, which was intended as a consolation prize to progressive, public-option supporters.