Sentence examples for the required public from inspiring English sources

Prohibition was pushed through by a small group of temperance advocates, without the required public support.

And it would take up to two years to create a viable plan with the required public approvals.

In so doing, ever careful to maintain "balance" as part of the required public service remit, broadcast outlets have unconsciously given them credence.

Oddly enough, though, it probably also makes the most economic sense, even though the required public investment in transportation and security will add significantly to the expense.

Dark pools might decide to maintain stock trading at levels below those that activate the required public display under the proposed rules, Mr. Paredes said.

The real value in the package of measures proposed will be that it focuses attention in an organisation on improving gender balance by, for example, making an individual executive responsible for this and by the required public reporting".

The task force recently issued a report outlining irregularities that "suggest at a minimum, an attempt to 'skew' the results of the lawfully required public input process".

The Payette case also demonstrates that 'disturbance' with effect(s) to the landscape can occur through the courts, routine and required public consultation processes, and the rhetoric that accompanies management debates.

Last month, in Levin's auditorium, the Education Department held its required public hearing on the closing, and students, teachers, union leaders and others spent nearly five hours trying to talk Mr. Sternberg and other city officials into changing their minds.

In a ruling so impromptu that it was scrawled in longhand across the bottom of a court document, Justice Alice Schlesinger of State Supreme Court in Manhattan said the authority might have sidestepped a required public hearing before laying off the workers, an argument advanced by Transport Workers Union Local 100, which challenged the cuts.

Dodd-Frank financial reforms enacted in 2010 required public companies to disclose the ratio between the pay of their chief executives and the pay of their median workers.