Sentence examples for public's emphasis from inspiring English sources

He went onto discuss the motivation of the protests -- challenging the public's emphasis on police brutality rather than violence within the community itself.

Of concern is the public's emphasis on measuring HAIs versus measuring implementation of recommended infection control guidelines, given the variation of risks from institution to institution and the limitations of risk-adjustment in making reported infection rates comparable.

Nor does it attempt to directly engage with publics, despite ZEP's emphasis on public attitudes to CCS as a critical concern.

Glass figures prominently in both projects; the former is dominated by a seven-story atrium meant in part to be a public statement on Drexel's emphasis on engineering.

In any event, the spectacle of Mr. Felder in full combat mode against Ms. Hanover cuts against Mr. Giuliani's public emphasis on civility as a major goal of his second term.

But Ms. White's emphasis on public accountability suggests that she sees admissions of guilt as far more than a bargaining chip to extract bigger settlements.

But Kent told the Guardian that cuts in public subsidy and the government's emphasis on philanthropy were making the theatre untenable.

Darlene Dos Santos, whose 8-year-old son was bullied in the neighborhood public school, said the school's emphasis on character development has changed his life.

As a fellow military kid -- I was in fact born on the army base in Aberdeen, Maryland -- and as someone who might be inspired to one day go into politics, I am all the more proud of Donna's emphasis on public service.

According to the article, why are some public health leaders criticizing the C.D.C.'s emphasis on bioterrorism?

Public school parents also appreciated Mr. Bloomberg's emphasis on school choice, with 67 percent saying they were satisfied with their choice of schools, compared with 51 percent in 2004.