Sentence examples for public reflections from inspiring English sources

In his frequent public reflections on the last year, and in his ad, Mr. Pataki does not claim credit.

In her first public reflections on the climate accord signed in December, Christiana Figueres, the UN climate change official, said that after two decades of meandering negotiations, countries had at last discovered their "higher purpose" and risen to the challenge of dealing with global warming.

Even his own commissioners concluded that they had been asked to do too much in too little time and without nearly enough public reflection.

In her final press conference as Labor leader on 26 June, Gillard made the following public reflection about gender: "There's been a lot of analysis about the so-called gender wars.

As Illan Rua Wall argues, the cathartic defeat of Fianna Fáil in February's election ensured that "indignation burnt itself out at the ballot box", with little public reflection, let alone mobilisation, on the possibility of confronting the new government's effortless adoption of austerity.

The very subject of Chris Marker's work is memory; his death today, at the age of ninety-one (indeed, the day after his ninety-first birthday), elicits a simulacrum of memory, in tributes such as this one, where the contrast between the immediate significance (to the protagonist in the drama and to those who know and love him) and its public reflection is stretched to absurdity.

Only then will it enable public reflection among free and equal participants.

Second, America's urban policy agenda shifted to private market-driven notions in place of government-sponsored programs, and the corporate agenda ended in utter failure without the slightest public reflection.

In the first public reflection of Mr. Schmidt's new role, the campaign is planning what will amount to a relaunch of Mr. McCain's candidacy after July 4, with the senator touring the country to promote a jobs program and visiting battleground states like Colorado, Wisconsin and Michigan to illustrate the economic problems he will be talking about.

There is growing recognition that more deliberative process which advances public debate, public reflection, and the development of informed public opinion is essential to address the complex issues related to management of natural resources including public open spaces (Schusler et al. 2003, Parkins and Mitchell 2005).

BERNARDSVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY "Reflections on the Earth," exhibit of paintings by Victor Martinez.