Sentence examples for retained public from inspiring English sources

We are used to distrusting politicians because they made promises they could not fulfil, but central bankers have until recently retained public acclaim.

By preventing mass casualties, experts said, Israel's leaders have retained public support for the continuing operation and have had more time to weigh a possible ground incursion.

Impressment could succeed only if it was administered with tact, tolerated by the public, backed by large amounts of currency that retained public confidence and empowered with punitive provisions.

In all the case studies, while some transferred employees retained public service terms and conditions, there was evidence that employers were paying new starters on lower rates of pay for the same job, meaning the arrangements were not only unfair and potentially discriminatory.

He says there is a strong possibility that many of the 23 CSUs could become variants on social enterprises or mutuals, and cites the Department of Health's move to turn community services into social enterprises as a success story in which the new organisations have retained public sector values.

Do you believe that the policies would have been more effective if the public better understood what the government was trying to do, or just that the administration would have been able to do more if it had retained public support?

Yet the companies have retained public-sector perks.

Not only do we crumblies retain public sympathy.

He said: "We need to retain public confidence that organs donated are used properly.

This is especially true given financial institutions' absolute need to retain public trust.

Finding and retaining public sector talent is tougher now than ever.