Sentence examples for transform the public from inspiring English sources

They seek rather to transform the public agenda by creating political desires for a better future.

It's heartening to see Scott resist pressure to transform the public broadcaster into a cheerleader for the home team.

If he is to transform the public services, he will have to be bolder about competition, even if this means war with the unions.

It was part of "London's Great Outdoors", which is "the Mayor's ambitious programme to transform the public places we live in".

"It will be revelatory and it will transform the public opinion of him," Lineker, who is also a presenter for BT Sport, said.

This — on top of all the costs of bailing ourselves out of this recession — "will fundamentally transform the public life of the United States and therefore the country's foreign policy".

But the movement has not only transformed public space, it has transformed the public discourse as well.

The success of "Our Town" transformed the public perception of Wilder.

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It is not the first time communications technology has transformed the public mood.

Although he promised continuity with McKinley's policies, he transformed the public image of the office at once.