Sentence examples for relationship with public from inspiring English sources

After John F McKeon, a New Jersey assemblyman, offered a mild critique of Christie's relationship with public sector employees, he received a handwritten note complaining about it.

Our results call for a critical discussion of technology design that aids citizens as consumers or customers in their relationship with public services.

It is almost unspeakably fun, and it marks the first time in my lifelong relationship with public television that I've ever wanted to hurl a big "You go, girlfriend!" at my set.

Does he take any lesson from the fact that the story itself appeared to gain such mileage because it chimed with the popular caricature of his government's current relationship with public servants?

The case raises an ethical question about the role of advocacy and interest groups and their relationship with public employees, as well as the question of whether it is appropriate or "right" for public employees to seek to influence, or assist others in influencing, the political process.

We in the media have a love-hate relationship with public relations firms and their professionals, with that relationship tending to skew heavily to the latter.

But neither son has the long-term relationships with public officials that their father has.

Mr. Edwards also developed mutually beneficial relationships with public and private institutions.

The college has also established formal relationships with public schools around Westchester, providing faculty development, helping to prepare teacher candidates and working to improve classroom instruction.

The groom is the head of community partnerships for Google Plus, working on the company's relationships with public figures, media outlets, sports teams and other organizations.

The problem of "modernity" and "postmodernity" in a peripheral culture and it's relationships with public spaces is in the core of the discussion of all the texts.