Sentence examples for set public from inspiring English sources

This finding, although unknown to us at the time of experimentation, is consistent with that of Nacu and colleagues who made this NGS data set public ahead of publication [11].

The Iraq war also set public opinion against the Bush presidency in general.

"The attempt to set public policy is entirely outside their area of expertise".

Targets have been set, public service agreements introduced, winners and losers named and shamed.

So how do today's public leaders better use public opinion to achieve their ministerial set public policy objectives?

The public sector has the authority to set public goals, advance norms and mobilise funds through taxation.

However, such was the scale of the SNP's gains in the 2015 election that its leader, Nicola Sturgeon, sought even more powers, mainly concerning the right to determine taxes and set public-spending levels.

Having softened up the public to the inevitability of savage retrenchment, the government will try to isolate public from private-sector workers, set public-service "producers" against "users", and pick off groups of public-sector employees at different times – starting with the least popular.

For centuries, a major factor in setting public policy regarding tobacco products was the economic importance of the tobacco industry.

And "either by numbers or persuasion, one side of this polarized culture will defeat the other in setting public policy".

The idea of setting public bodies free from state control is increasingly popular with all political parties.