Sentence examples for representation of public from inspiring English sources

One reason I was drawn so deeply into The Wire is the show's representation of public sector dysfunction.

The researchers admit that Wikipedia views aren't a perfect representation of public sentiment, but the study provides a starting point for helping the less-furry among us.   .

"The recent general election has shown the dangers of mistaking social media sentiment for a true representation of public opinion" an Alliance spokeswoman said.

Based on our experience, we recommend improving representation of public views by changing the frequently applied participatory processes to also include citizens in addition to interest groups and experts.

The derived judgments and perceptions may not align with those of DAA and IA officers who conduct network certification in the public sector, especially military organizations (the relatively low representation of public sector respondents in Study 2 underscores this limitation).

None of those differences make it easier to gauge which results are the truest representation of public sentiment.

Interspersed with the personal images are representations of public figures, including several paintings of the poet Ezra Pound in a dreamlike state, with tropical fish, and a plywood carving of a buffoonish Rod Blagojevich, the former governor of Illinois, with the exaggerated nose of a liar.

Mr. Solotar joined Wachtell Lipton 20 years ago, and in that time has been involved in many significant domestic and cross-border representations of public and private entities in connection with takeover defense, mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, proxy fights, leveraged buyouts and joint ventures and alliances.

We contend that planners' discourses involve implicit value commitments that are observable in their representations of public space and implicated in the results of public-space planning.

The paper builds an empirical case from representations of public space elaborated in planning documents developed by planners in four medium-sized Nordic cities.

"But one should not take the oversimplified media representations of public figures too seriously".