Sentence examples for public stakes from inspiring English sources

In the Garner case, the public stakes are high: last year saw a significant uptick in police killings nationwide, and widespread protests of police violence against African-Americans.

Now, Cameron and Osborne show every sign of selling the public stakes well below them, as they did with Northern Rock.

If one of his businesses went pear-shaped, the consequences were relatively private and recoverable; the tabloids lampooned him, but the public stakes were low.

Or our political class acts as if its job is actually to protect people from market fluctuations – and keep the steel industry afloat by extended bridging loans and capital investment in return for public stakes.

But instead he's plunging into a fire sale of government assets: £23bn worth of privatisations – from the huge public stakes in RBS, Lloyds, Royal Mail, the Royal Mint, Met Office and Channel 4.

In addition to re-nationalising the industries already sold off, "significant public stakes would be taken in electronics, pharmaceuticals, health equipment and building materials; and also in other important sectors, as required in the national interest".

Integres intends to begin service in the third quarter of this year and expects to sell a public stake in two years.

"If the Italian government can take a public stake to maintain their steel industry, so can we.

If the public stake in National Air Traffic Services (NATS) were sold, for example, resultant losses would start being felt within seven years.

USA Interactive, the media group run by Barry Diller, said it would buy the remaining public stake in Hotels.com for about $1.1 billion.

In a time of crisis, what it takes is a public stake in banks and a sharing of the tax burden.