Sentence examples for publicly applied from inspiring English sources

Richards also publicly applied to be director-general of the BBC, losing out to George Entwistle (before Entwistle lost everything in double-quick time).

The Guardian understands that Google has seen regulators privately and publicly applying pressure, given their dissatisfaction over its methods, including its notification of websites on removal of their links from the search index.

Federal labor officials also said the administration should publicly apply pressure on retailers like the Gap and Walmart to sign an international accord providing for a binding inspection program and mandatory improvements in workplace safety, according to officials who participated in the meetings but are not authorized to speak to reporters.

In just half a decade, very significant changes had been put into train, and the NHS had been successfully promoted as the new arena of publicly funded, applied research.

S.&P.'s criteria are publicly available and consistently applied.

But using accounting standards applied to publicly listed airlines, Virgin's net income actually fell slightly.

If the American people knew that publicly funded basic and applied research led to every technology behind the iPhone – from GPS to touchscreen display, and the internet, Romney's attack on the state as a parasitic meddler would be much harder to pull off.

His startup, eShares, attempts to take the same rules applied to publicly held companies and apply that model to private ventures.

Unit costs unique to each country were collected from publicly available sources and applied to health care resource use parameters (Table 1).

The ill-considered, publicly announced "stress test" applied to the 19 largest TARP banks so rattled the markets that the government was forced to declare all 19 "too big to fail".

We compared our results those of publicly available tools when applied to our datasets (Table 1).