Sentence examples for public reliance from inspiring English sources

Does it matter how well known it is or how much public reliance there has been on the decision?

In Irvine, the vote came after a clash of values among constituencies: neighborhood groups wanting to avoid disruption and noise, fiscal conservatives who believe light rail is a boondoggle, and civic leaders who envision a future in which mass transit reduces public reliance on the car.

During an influenza pandemic the lack of experience of dealing with such hazards increases public reliance on information from government, public health agencies, employers, the community and the media.

The lawsuit, filed in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, claims that in an age of discreet video equipment and the public's reliance on television and the Internet, the "rule banning the televising of every single trial in this state cannot stand".

Yet their need to improve their facilities grows greater, even as the public's reliance on them increases as well.

As cars and planes soon reduced the public's reliance on rail service, the station suffered a long descent into near-idleness, but it has grown much busier in the last 20 years, emerging as a hub for local and regional rail transit.

Firstly, he seems to posit the existence of a choice between "the public sector's reliance on profit-driven private sector firms" and reliance on another credible sponsor.

These were categorised into measures of public transport, car reliance, cycling, and traffic exposure.

In 1977 Ambani took Reliance public after nationalized banks refused to finance him.

A firsthand description of the 2015 Reliance public shareholder meeting is not particularly revealing.

And calls from the general public for greater reliance on non-nuclear or renewable energy had never been louder.