Sentence examples for public endeavour from inspiring English sources
Our monuments are lesser, our public endeavour less ambitious.
Education is a common and public endeavour that should bring our children together, not further divide them.
And that's the gap in the Marley legacy – the lack of some central educational or cultural public endeavour bearing his name that is purely altruistic.
More to the point, business is almost always an active participant in any public endeavour, from school reform to the creation of Millennium Park, the brand new $475m park-cum-auditorium-cum-ice-rink-cum-fountain-cum-you-name-it just north of the Art Institute.O'Hare is one of the best examples.
Public endeavours of any kind are likely to be coalitions, in a country where not only churches but political parties and trade unions have seen a tumble in membership.
This episode finally convinced him that he must abstain from public religious endeavour until he reached the priesthood.
The Initiative is the world's largest ever public health endeavour, and has slashed polio cases by more than 99 per cent since its launch in 1988.
The FAQ page also discusses how we allocate funds for research, care services for people with ALS, and public policy endeavours, which benefit families living with this disease.
The project, one of the largest and most ambitious public works endeavours ever undertaken by the federal government, would come to provide the two key commodities that made contemporary Las Vegas possible: water and electric power.
All this is attended, naturally, by the four nations' media and public, all endeavouring to keep a lid on their usual happily sectarian enmity, at least until the team starts losing.
In his report, he notes that his efforts to recover lost items have been hampered by the links between the museum staff and the Baath Party, and by the museum's incomplete record-keeping system.Mr George, whose good English and personable manner make him the museum's public face, endeavours to answer such allegations.
