Sentence examples for publique of from inspiring English sources

LETTER FROM PARIS giving percentage breakdown of answers to a poll taken by L'Institut d'Opinion Publique of how French citizens feel about various facets of the French Army insurrection in Algeria, as published in France-Soir.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, May 27 , 1961P. 123 LETTER FROM PARIS giving percentage breakdown of answers to a poll taken by L'Institut d'Opinion Publique of how French citizens feel about various facets of the French Army insurrection in Algeria, as published in France-Soir.

The New Yorker, May 27 , 1961P. 123 LETTER FROM PARIS giving percentage breakdown of answers to a poll taken by L'Institut d'Opinion Publique of how French citizens feel about various facets of the French Army insurrection in Algeria, as published in France-Soir.

This study involved 193 patients diagnosed and treated in Assistance Publique of Marseille (France) between early 1987 and late 1992.

Unlike Hobbes, for whom "the worth of a man" is "his price," and dignity is "the publique worth of a man," Kant regarded dignity as "intrinsic worth".

CDC Centerr for disease control and prevention; MINSANTE: Ministere de la sante publique (Ministry of public health).

Raynald Pineault, MD, PhD, is an emeritus professor in the Department of Health Administrator, Institut national de santé publique, Faculty of Medicine, University of Montréal.

That same year, as the violence drew to a close, the colony of Connecticut declared a "day of Publique Thankesgiving" to celebrate "the subdueing of our enemies". Perhaps it is not surprising that we choose to remember the Thanksgiving of 1621 and to forget the Thanksgiving of 1676.

It was created in 1977 by Bernard Marchois, the founder of Piaf's fan club and the editor of "Opinions Publiques," an anthology of reminiscences with some of the people who knew her best, including Asso and Marguerite Monnot.

He fought inflation by reducing the quantity of assignats (paper currency issued by the Revolutionary government) in circulation, and, on August 24, 1793, he instituted the Grand Livre de la dette publique ("Great Book of the Public Debt"), a register of all the state's creditors.

The unit (which had a small body of Force Publique troops for local defense of the station) included 350 black and 20 white personnel, and continued to serve with the British until 1945.