Sentence examples for public directed from inspiring English sources

Since then the subject has continued to simmer, with quite a bit of moralising in the German media and public directed at America.

In her sixth play, "Buzzer" (at the Public, directed by Anne Kauffman), she tells the story of Jackson (Grantham Coleman), an upwardly mobile black lawyer.

In Bob Glaudini's "Jack Goes Boating" (a LAByrinth production at the Public, directed by Peter DuBois), the cast members are always in doubt about what they feel.

In "The Twenty-seventh Man" (at the Public, directed by Barry Edelstein), Englander has written a play — his first — that has the steady, considered narrative propulsion of his stories, and their delicacy, too.

He described how Mr. Bloomberg met with business leaders to discuss his plan to stay in office months before it became public; directed nonprofit groups that relied on his private donations to testify in favor of the rule change; and ensured that his supporters occupied the best seats during the emotional hearings about term limits in the City Council last year.

Acknowledging the need for clarification, where was the truth in all that stuff about slander, intimidation, and misleading the public directed at those who questioned the law?

Howdens is unusual in that it refuses to sell to the public direct.

But of far more significant long-term consequence was his new, ground-breaking technique of putting questions from members of the public direct to the prime minister.

Twitter has given the public direct access to celebrities.

The objective of this study is to compare the effect of different types of public direct support for R&D projects on firms' technological capabilities.

Leaders should be public, direct and consistent about support for diversity efforts, from prioritizing attending diversity events to modeling inclusive leadership.