Sentence examples for stimulate public from inspiring English sources

Breaking the Taboo aims to stimulate public awareness and so to embolden politicians to face the facts and take action.

Many people who oppose voucher programs view charter schools as a palatable alternative, saying that they can stimulate public schools to be more competitive without costing them money.

Mark Rosentraub, a professor of urban affairs at Cleveland State University, said the goal of public financing was not to subsidize private businesses but to stimulate public returns.

Its purpose is to stimulate public support and political pressure on the Bush Administration and Congress to do something serious about the terrifying danger of nuclear terrorism.

Alan Rusbridger insisted that revelations in the Guardian had helped stimulate public debate about the extent of surveillance by the state, and he would continue to publish them.

"Far from being fixed and stultifying," he said, "this ranking is meant to stimulate public interest and, depending on its validity, public performance".

The very act of bringing Ríos Montt to trial has already accomplished much: in allowing victims to speak openly about what they suffered, stimulating public debate, and methodically setting forth in a 700-page opinion the extensive record of criminality.

We find that the PVPA may have stimulated public (but not private-sector) investment in wheat varietal improvement but that the PVPA did not cause any increase in experimental or commercial wheat yields.

But whatever the hype, epigenetics has focused the scientific lens more on gene-environment interactions and stimulated public debate about such interactions and their social and political implications, which can only be a good thing.

Giving evidence to the Lords Communications Committee, the three broadcasting representatives said the debates had been a "great success" and were in the "public interest" in terms of stimulating public awareness and engagement.

The public is so accustomed to sensationalism that the lack of spectacular visual confirmation of rape and burnings leaves an over stimulated public underwhelmed.