Sentence examples for reaching public from inspiring English sources

The report said, "The fundamental requirement of accountability is a two-party system in which the opposition party acts as the critic of the party in power, developing, defining, and presenting the policy alternatives which are necessary for a true choice in reaching public decisions".

Mentally disturbed woman with a knife, police officer fires, another one dead -- and it just happened, reaching public attention while I was shuffling papers in my office, ambling downstairs for coffee.

Many people walking among us today are now entering their 40th year of long-term recovery as a result of this far reaching public awareness effort, dubbed Operation Understanding, and the coverage that followed.

Since policy changes typically require public support [51] evaluation strategies that take years to perform may not provide relevant feedback to public interest groups and voters, thereby limiting public trust in existing, or more reaching, public health policies.

There are far reaching public health implications as highlighted by the House of Lords Report into CAM [ 24].

This could have a long term impact on not only the mother, but the child and other family members, resulting in far reaching public health benefits [ 56, 57].

In summary, most wells in Modesto have higher concentrations of nitrate and uranium during summer than during winter, likely caused by increased amounts of shallow groundwater reaching public-supply wells.

Once these documents are prepared and agreements are reached, public ceremonies take place with lots of fanfare, publicity, and photo-opportunities.

It takes confidence to reach public agencies and find the right service.

A lot of money still reaches public budgets, but without oversight it is often badly spent.

Other suitors have also sought to do TED television projects, Ms. Blake said, but "to reach the audience we want to reach, public television was the place".