Sentence examples for worth public from inspiring English sources

Haye, too, seems to consider himself above his sport, the law and, for what it's worth, public opinion.

The hedge funds called for Puerto Rico to avoid financial default – and repay its debts – by collecting more taxes, selling $4bn worth of public buildings and drastically cutting public spending, particularly on education.

This involves £4.4bn worth of public spending.

In France and Germany alone, banks hold some $90 billion worth of public and private Greek debt.

The new bailout requires Greece to sell off €50bn worth of public assets.

Mr. Noiseux said: "I think these might be worth a public unveiling.

• Cardinals history is worth the public promenade on a major corner behind left field.

The Cabinet Office is tracking 65 fledgling mutuals delivering about £1bn worth of public services.

He estimates that the library threw out more than $10 million worth of "public property" between 1968 and 1984.

He said: "We will take action to sell off £15 billion worth of public assets by 2020.

That's to be expected with big legislative changes meant to reverse decades' worth of public policy.