Sentence examples for section of public from inspiring English sources

There is also considerable polling evidence that it spoke, in general terms, for an increasingly large section of public opinion.

We saw in the Madeleine McCann case how a sizable section of public opinion was ignored by the mainstream media.

They were also accused of violating a section of public health law that requires that a body be buried or incinerated "within a reasonable time after death".

He would have achieved things for the government to be proud of and appealed to a section of public opinion that is now even more obviously under-represented than a few hours ago.

Soon, the text was read by this new director, George O'Brien, who wrote to the other directors of "the possibility that the play might offend any section of public opinion so seriously as to provoke an attack on the theatre of a kind that would endanger the continuance of the subsidy".

That is especially true of a country, like France, in which a powerful section of public opinion feels that the nation is under threat from migration as well as terrorism and which has an effective political party, in this case the Front National of Marine Le Pen, that is willing to champion such feelings.

Once again, members of the network nominated a wide cross-section of public leaders.

Hence for the last 10 years, the government have forced below-inflation pay awards, effectively pay cuts, on certain sections of public service workers.

But we can also guess that the number of visitors to the e-book sections of public libraries' Web sites is about to set a record, too.

Similarly, cabinet minutes of 1945 claimed that "the admission of a further batch of refugees, many of whom would be Jews, might provoke strong reactions from certain sections of public opinion.

In every big "apostasy" case, the authorities have faced pressure from sections of public opinion, and from Islamist factions, to take the toughest possible stance.In Malaysia, people who try to desert Islam can face compulsory "re-education".