Sentence examples for public opportunities from inspiring English sources

Philip Glass never stops writing, it seems, though public opportunities to absorb his work aren't always as steady.

Until earlier in that century (read about the repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts in 1828) anyone who refused to accept the 39 articles of the Church of England was excluded by law from the universities, parliament, and other public opportunities and offices.

Classic Irish films and well-reviewed independent pictures, both local and international, can be seen at Dublin's Irish Film Institute, which has been very successful in preserving national film culture – compiling archives of Irish films and providing public opportunities for arts education.

So we haven't got any public opportunities to say what we're thinking about.

We were having a discussion about women's rights and how to expand public opportunities for women, as leaders within society.

For example, the key concept of "political windows" of opportunities in the MS-framework [ 31], p.173 overlaps with "political opportunities" and "public opportunities" in our model.

Archer, for his part, proved to be an assiduous courtier, never missing a public opportunity to praise Thatcher and to publicize his links to her.

"It will be a public opportunity for Derrick's fans and friends to honor him".

"It was a very public opportunity for Robin Hood to raise money and earn the trust of a lot of people".

Lawler's costs application has given Wyvill his first public opportunity to respond to Southwood's adverse findings against him.

The Real coach is touting for his next job, and he wastes no public opportunity to state that he would like to return to managing an English club.