Sentence examples for troubled public from inspiring English sources

This goes nicely with recent policy proposals to save troubled public services by encouraging healthier lifestyles.

Initiatives should be taken to improve troubled public schools, to strengthen this cornerstone of democracy.

How Mr. Bush thinks he can reform troubled public schools by giving up on them is mind-boggling.

Vector Capital, which has been actively seeking to acquire troubled public companies, has found a new target: telephone provider Inter-Tel.

Raising the stakes for superintendents makes sense as one way of determining whether certain corporate practices can succeed in helping to turn around troubled public school systems.

Juan Antonio Samaranch missed his bus, but Marie Stewart and 80,000 other sports fans Saturday night gave an Olympics-eve passing grade to Sydney's recently troubled public transport system.

There, yards from the former site of Ebbets Field, local Democratic politicians rained scorn on a Board of Education proposal to allow a private company, Edison Schools, to manage five troubled public schools.

NASSAU COUNTY'S financially troubled public health care system, the Nassau Health Care Corporation, has been awarded a $24 million state grant that will allow it to modernize buildings and operations.

Mr. Gage cited arrangements in cities and counties in Arizona, Massachusetts, New Mexico and Washington State in which troubled public hospitals teamed up with universities or other private organizations to become joint operations, and improved or even thrived.

This troubled public-health experts because vaccines are a highly effective way of dealing with diseases.Happily, a renaissance is under way.

Some education experts, however, see the transition as an opportunity to infuse new energy into the city's long-troubled public school system.