Sentence examples for public component from inspiring English sources

Vicki Kennedy fiercely guarded her husband's privacy, but Mr. Kennedy's illness had an undeniably public component.

But she itched to add a public component to her academic work.

"But we wanted a public component, beyond the boost it gives to the economy".

Critics point out, however, that there is no public component in the 3.5 million-square-foot first phase.

The public component consists of $4 million to $6 million in state and federal tax credits that can be sold.

The most important addition, a nod to the Giuliani administration's demand that the project have a public component, is the performance spaces for Jazz at Lincoln Center.

Though religion contains large public components, it is at core a personal affair.

But in what has become a very public dispute, Mr. Paterson said in his letter that if Mr. Silverstein failed to come to terms over securing financing for the office towers, the governor would direct the authority to build all the public components of the trade center without him.

Since then, [there have been] many applications of that [including] personal components and public components.

"The removal of the program's commitment to a core faculty of renowned professional artists responsible for ongoing one-on-one interactions," write the alumni, "as well as a rich and diverse lecture series, illustrates a complete disregard for the exceptional qualities of the program, and a lack of knowledge for what these personal and public components mean to artists and the art community".

A core concern is whether medical tourism diverts resources from public components of health systems in destination countries [ 30].