Sentence examples for whenever public from inspiring English sources

Whenever public speakers rise.

"Whenever public policy becomes hesitant or reverses a policy there, you can create uncertainty.

Whenever public officials gather for a meeting, at every level of government from sewer commission to Senate subcommittee, there is usually a Michael Guarino in the audience.

"Our policy is to object whenever public funds are spent on any brick and mortar component of religion," said Kary Moss, director of the Michigan Civil Liberties Union.

By Phyllis McGinley The New Yorker, November 22, 1952 P. 38 Whenever public speakers rise View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Patrick Radden Keefe By Rivka Galchen By Phil Klay.

Historically, it has been recreated whenever public spaces of action and deliberation have been set up, from town hall meetings to workers' councils, from demonstrations and sit-ins to struggles for justice and equal rights.

But whenever public-sector managers have tried to do the same by establishing magnet schools that focus on certain subjects, or charter schools with longer teaching days, for example the unions have opposed them.

The whiff of late-stage terminal crisis settles over him, as it does whenever muted public contempt mutates into raucous public derision, and he stands before us naked and exposed.

Dr Gerald Karyeija, an academic at Uganda Management Institute, said: "Whenever the public sees MPs getting something, it elicits public dismay because the government has failed to delivery [to the ordinary people].

But whenever a public forum for dialogue is established, rules arise, and Facebook is no exception.

"Whenever a public figure who's an artist gets into this arena, you can get bit".