making public

By making public servants accountable to citizens rather than to Whitehall, guarantees seem to offer just such a compromise.

European Commission directive in 2005 called for making public-sector information more accessible (but it has no bite).

But this would lead to five years of ever-deepening depression, while making public debts more unsustainable.

Second, governments can improve public transportation, e. g. lowering charge or making public transportation more comfortable.

Brownfield building, though less profitable and less popular, often raises population density, making public transport more viable.

Finally, WikiLeaks began releasing a quarter-million American diplomatic cables, making public the backroom dealings of world leaders.

Making public statements about the financial status of a company during an IPO process is prohibited by SEC rules.

This incident may be an insight into Bush's strange tendency to find the wrong words in making public pronouncements.

President Bush's No Child Left Behind law claimed it would fix education by making public schools "accountable. "

Taxpayers already bear some of the costs of water, shovelling money into loss-making public utilities.

It is observed that making public government affairs are further promoted by external force rather than intrinsic motivation.

there , despite himself , he was inveigled into making public his engagement.

They renewed their agreement on Friday but without making public the new details.

LinkedIn is missing a trick in not being more brutal in making public the refusals to connect.

In 2003, the city of Pueblo, Colorado passed a law making public places and workplaces smoke-free.

Then there's making public transport more attractive which will, in turn, lead to people using their cars less.

Arrange communication meet, including: making public; arranging meeting place and issuing notice and so on.

Several individuals making public comment were patients from the study presented in the morning's closed session.

By making public its gradings , the government has only taken the first step towards dealing with the problem.

The Non-profit Organizations are playing more and more important roles in the process of making public policy.

manifesto[m ni'fest u] n. a (written) statement making public the intentions, opinions, etc. , of a political party or group

public services; profit-making public services

(xii) the method for giving notice and making public announcement;

Making public corrections as ordered;