Sentence examples for valued public from inspiring English sources

Since most of our valued public services are nonprofit, why not the press, too?

"The Tory Lib-Dem coalition government made massive cuts to valued public services, including huge cuts to council budgets.

This year, Apple became the most highly valued public company in history and generated $156.5 billion in revenue — nearly 50 percent more than in 2011.

"The BBC needs to concentrate on its important and widely valued public role rather than seeking to become an international communications company".

The Guardian wrote that: "The book follows Clarke through eight bruising years of working in the NHS, witnessing systemic degradation of Britain's most valued public service first hand.

The social landscape metrics indicate that the most highly valued public lands (national parks) have the greatest potential for management conflict, but also reveal several less iconic public lands as having high potential for management conflict.

These children were also less likely to take an interest in and appreciate the arts as part of the school curriculum and have parents who valued public-funded arts and heritage.

I'm happy to say I value public education.

Bush administration officials still say they value public opinion.

Valuing public goods: The purchase of moral satisfaction.

The now dominant survey approaches to value public services remain contentious.