Sentence examples for situation of public from inspiring English sources

"The economic and social deterioration and the situation of public security and conflict control are making the government go back and forth," said Carlos Maestro, the Senate leader of the opposition Radical Party.

Urban and rural violence, the murders of young people in city peripheries, drug trafficking, the impunity of certain corrupt politicians, judges and businessmen, the awful situation of public education and health – all this brutalises the lives of Brazilians, mainly the most helpless, who are humiliated on a daily basis.

In addition, the cost estimates of Martin reflect the situation of public health care providers.

This is referred to as a situation of public epistemic parity.

On the contrary, reducing access to essential resources would aggravate, rather than ameliorate, a situation of public emergency.

Whilst it may be true that a non-international armed conflict may cause such a situation of public emergency, it cannot reasonably be expected that derogating from rights such as the right to food, water and healthcare, could help to restore the state to a situation of normalcy.

"An additional benefit to the community is intended by the use of such an option to de-escalate social disorder situations or potential situations of public disorder before they escalate into major incidents," Elferink said in his second reading of the bill.

However, it may be deduced that at least the minimum core of subsistence rights may not be derogated from, even during situations of public emergency threatening the life of the nation.

"This is an absolutely classic situation of the public in a residential area being completely ignorant of a nearby radioactive site that has never been properly investigated or cleaned up," Mr. Hang said.

"I think the majority of Democratic lawmakers and party officials would say that the situation of expanding public sector benefits in this time of budget crisis puts them in a pretty unsustainable political position," said Carter Eskew, a strategist for Al Gore's presidential campaign in 2000.

In order to avoid a further and catastrophic deterioration of the precarious situation of its public finance, action must be the absolute priority.