Sentence examples for public creation from inspiring English sources

Unlike a public creation, it doesn't pretend to address the world; its meaning is clear only to its creator.

"Opening Night," from 1977, is a backstage drama starring Gena Rowlands as an actress under the influence of a role and a playwright, and shows how she turns a script and a situation into performance, into the public creation of a singular, extravagantly personal moment.

Playing jazz is a real-time public creation.

So Mr. Rodriguez worked on canvases -- bus-sized, if not subway-sized -- that were never seen by paying passengers who cursed or cheered the graffiti artists' more public creations.

How can advocates for public job creation reach a wider audience?

A survey by Neumark (2013) of US evidence highlights that, using unfavorable estimates, hiring subsidies are at least more than twice as effective as public job creation.

Low-cost assistance with job search works well, while public job creation does not help much in bringing the unemployed back to unsubsidized work.

This evidence clearly questions public employment creation's use as an ALMP in light of its significant budgetary costs133, which is reflected in decreasing use of this instrument.

The rather beneficial employment effects of different public job creation schemes for welfare recipients after the Hartz reforms might also stem from an increased pressure on the unemployed to find jobs, though.

When such structures are established, their sources of financing must be clearly defined and budgeting must lay emphases on DRR activities such as research, education, training, and public sensitization/awareness creation.

The entire notion of public job creation, especially for young people of color and the poor, was taken off the table.