Sentence examples for targeted public from inspiring English sources
Most of the bombings targeted public markets and bus stations.
It was targeted public funding of athletes and infrastructure," Barber added.
All this needs to be delivered through targeted public legal education programmes.
Therefore, understanding pattern of socioeconomic equalities of tobacco consumption will help to design targeted public health control measures.
It suggests the Bank might want to use, "targeted public speeches, meetings with industry representatives and the public, website development)," to get its message across.
The MPs' report says some federation officials targeted public figures including home secretaries, Tom Winsor – now HM chief inspector of constabulary – and Mitchell.
Dr John Radford, the town's director of public health, said that the council had targeted public health interventions at Rotherham's 11 most deprived areas.
As procurement professionals such as Colin Cram have already identified, a well targeted public procurement policy has the potential to be a huge lever for growth, particularly in the small business sector.
As I show in my research, the conservative movement has long targeted public-sector labor unions.
"The billionaires and the large corporations who have targeted public-service workers across the country do not always win".
The third benefit of push-to-talk is group calling: You can set up lists of people and then speak to all of them at once, as though on a highly targeted public-address system.
