Sentence examples for public results from inspiring English sources

(Slaughter and May does not release public results).

But Dr. Buchanan contended that the pursuit of self-interest by modern politicians often led to harmful public results.

When government officials are unable to talk with one another or the public, results are chilling -- as was seen in Louisiana.

"A lot of the cynicism among the public results from failures on the part of not only this president, but also earlier presidents, in putting out full and accurate information".

This was early Baroque as good as it gets, with ethereal playing and singing from Les Arts Florissants, and soloists hand-picked by the genial control-freak whose minimalist style suggests rehearsals so intense that the public results can seem over-wrought.

Because many of the 29 studies presented at the hearing reported positive public results -- like increased communication between patients and doctors -- the prevailing prediction among supporters of the ads was that the drug agency would allow the ads to continue in much the same form as today.

In a report on the UKBA's work between December 2011 and March 2012, the committee says that overall, only 4% of the intelligence reports received from the public resulted in enforcement.

From the early 1970s increasing analysis of the way government policies affected the public resulted in a concept called the "public policy approach" to administration.

In Russia in the 1990s early attempts at mass privatisation, through share giveaways to the general public, resulted in diffuse and uninterested owners.

Police fear lawsuits from parents if they do not warn them of paedophiles who later re-offend, and from paedophiles if warnings to the public result in harassment.

The tape-on-paper and rainwater chemistry samples used in this study were collected by members of the public, resulting in excellent coverage.