"public mover" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to someone who has a significant impact or influence on a community or society, whether through their actions, ideas, or leadership. Here is an example: "The politician was known as a public mover, constantly pushing for progressive policies and inspiring his constituents to make positive changes in their community."
Using tax policy as the prime mover of public policy simply seems like an inappropriate approach.
The difference is that today he wears the happy smile of a man who has left behind "The Phenomenology of Mind" for baked eggplants with lemon thyme, za'atar, pomegranate seeds, and buttermilk-yogurt sauce — and, in the process, become the pen, prime mover, and public face of a partnership of four close colleagues who have quietly changed the way people in Britain shop and cook and eat.
He also founded two startups: RateMyFosterHome.com, a first mover in public sector customer experience metrics; and Physiocare.io, an upstart Uberizing physical therapy.
Money in the hands of the working public, the economic prime mover, will entice investment that adds value to the economic system, putting some of that fallow wealth to work for us instead of against us.
The same human-factors principles and methods have also been applied to a variety of social problems, such as individualized computer-assisted instruction, nonlethal antiriot equipment for law enforcement agencies, antiterrorist architecture for public buildings, and people movers for airport and urban transportation departments.
That is what the public art of the People Mover is: kitsch.
It is true that in some of its decisions, the Court, not the public, has been a prime mover.
The long-term PC leaders weren't founded until the first movers had entered their peak years, and the new leaders went public only after the first movers either went bust or were clearly in decline.
Today, when people are as likely to flip a garret as to move into one, the public can fixate on the mover-and-shaker Kafka.
Ask your mover or find a public storage near you.
Prime Mover Von Trier, who in both public comment and film content often appears to be courting controversy, whether that's jokingly sympathising with the Nazis at a Cannes press conference or including wince-inducing scenes of genital mutilation in Antichrist.
