Sentence examples for public tasks from inspiring English sources

The shelter, where children were forced to clean the streets and carry out other public tasks, is more accurately described as "a grave", Lee adds.

In a nutshell: the government lost its faith in government as a place to solve public problems and perform formerly public tasks.

Then in the late 1990's, having become wealthy, Mr. Volcker shifted his attention to helping Jewish families regain their Swiss deposits and to other highly noticeable public tasks, mostly unpaid.

But in today's digital age, it also means sweating at another key asset; the exabytes of data that the public sector generates in its delivery of services and other public tasks.

Apart from the Brandt commission on international development and north-south relations (1977-83), wasch was out of touch with the harsher temper of the times, he undertook few big public tasks, preferring to become what his lieutenant, Ian Gilmour, later called "the most distinguished backbencher since Richard Cobden" the Victorian apostle of free trade.

The many public tasks that network companies fulfil may conflict at any one moment in time.

There is certainly a strong argument that anonymous data collected in the public task should be open for public use rather than held in a data archive.

Yet how you determine the public task, and how you anonymise data without limiting its potential impact both remain difficult and sensitive questions that the government has yet to answer.

The most controversial of these is Ordnance Survey, whose core public task of maintaining an accurate geographical database of Britain is hopelessly entwined with the commercial pressures of operating as a "trading fund".

First, the extra public task to facilitate a transition is not clearly defined.

This extra public task has high costs and comes with high uncertainties.