Sentence examples for public confident from inspiring English sources

"The UK's commitment of resources – financial, military, diplomatic – in support of US global priorities remains unparalleled; a UK public confident that the USG values those contributions and our relationship, matters to US national security".

These wets were largely ineffective, until Howe's regicidal intervention after 11 years; old liberal Tories must have envied Gordon Brown's cabinet, whose members, especially in the final phase of his leadership, were able to be astonishingly insolent in public, confident that he was too weak to sack them.

Before, he says, there was not sufficiently detailed information to make the public confident of the origin and composition of many chemicals used in daily life.

They're jointly calling for a testing protocol to raise "public confidence" in fracking when the only thing the public can be increasingly confident about is that fracking is threatening their communities and clean water.

Almost half of the public is confident the plan would create jobs and improve the economy.

"Transparency is the absolute key to the public being confident that conflicts that exist are being managed appropriately".

"President Bush's New Public Face: Confident, Comfortable and 'Impishly Fun"' (White House Letter, March 28) was downright refreshing.

People were saying we still don't feel the public is confident about what their rights are in finding their way and what happens if they get lost".

He also stresses the importance of transparency in ethical approval processes and in the role of various bodies holding researchers to account – this ensures the public remains confident that the work being carried out by the scientific community is done so in the most efficient, ethical and humane way possible.

Despite the common sense simplicity of the idea, some public intellectuals – confident in issues of complex political theory or economic trends – find themselves struck with a near terminal case of stupidity, unable to figure out the most basic tenets of sexual communication 101.

"PCCs want to ensure the public are confident that all decisions made are as transparent as possible.