Sentence examples for public time from inspiring English sources

The proposed constitutional amendment would maintain the three-day waiting period between publication of a bill and a vote, intended to allow lawmakers and the public time to consider the legislation, but eliminate the need for the bills to be physically printed on paper.

Discretionary design review wasted private and public time and money.

But he decided to wait and give the public time to get to know her.

The waiting period is supposed to allow lawmakers, and the public, time to review the language of proposed legislation.

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"If they would disclose everything and give the public time to review it, that would change the discourse dramatically".

Where and when did "public time-telling" begin?

It continues to be our most spectacular display of public time-keeping.

We are losing the argument with the general public, big time.

In 2009, the then prime minister was desperate for some public face time with Obama.

Geraghty, in particular, was virtually unknown to the Welsh public this time last week.