Sentence examples for virtuous public from inspiring English sources

Its deficit, of only 3% of GDP, puts it fourth in the euro zone for virtuous public accounting.

And even virtuous public spending may push up inflation.An economy hooked on a handful of commodities is also vulnerable to price shocks.

He couldn't be further from the young dream couple William and Kate, who have seized the world's imagination with their sensitive, virtuous public profiles.

Then the many good apples, as they see themselves, can get on with creating a more virtuous public image for the post-Enron boss.No one should underestimate the scale of the change now under way in the role of the American captain of industry.

All persons, whatever their occupations or tasks, were teachers, and the purpose of education which was political life itself was to develop a greater (a nobler, stronger, more virtuous) public community.

If we expect to foster virtue in government, we need to celebrate virtuous public service.

Let's hope editor Tony Gallagher's new overlord Jason Seiken, fresh from earnest, virtuous US public service broadcaster PBS, approves of the British press's penchant for playing hardball.

This policy, that should have thrived on a virtuous cooperation between public and private operators, most frequently results in new shopping malls, public housing or free-market houses.

Mr Jones said there was a "virtuous circle" if public and private sector worked together.

It is to emulate the virtuous core by consolidating public finances and improving competitiveness (by raising productivity, reducing wages, or both).

As in other countries, Swiss interest rates were virtually down to zero, so new measures were needed.But the virtuous nature of Swiss public finances means there are not many domestic government bonds available to buy back.