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Employees have publicly criticized the company's plans, much to the displeasure of the management.
A publicly disunited party stands little chance of winning the election.
Commitments are an agent's publicly declared points of view about a proposition, which may or may not agree or coincide with the agent's internal beliefs.
The literature defines a ' clearing house ' as an institution, publicly or privately owned, which centralizes collections and recordkeeping for the second pillar.
The most noteworthy examples are the corporatisation of government business enterprises and a comprehensive programme of competitive tendering and contracting for publicly provided services.
Incontinence and erosion of the intact body are so unpleasant that they are rarely addressed publicly.
In many countries, the publicly funded share of drug expenditures has increasingly become the focus of health policy.
He appears to have had little interest in them himself, nor held especial ideas as to how ceremonies could publicly project the monarch.
The middling sorts were keen consumers of publicly performed music as well as avid makers of music in their homes.
However, information on incidents and failures of devices is not publicly accessible.
Politicians and academics were publicly blamed for overlooking local interests.
The water market is immature in that while trading occurs, trades are almost exclusively bilateral and prices are not publicly announced.
First, it is publicly funded by a universal licence fee and so directly accountable to its audiences.
Most disturbing of all, however, was another publicly posted manuscript libel that came into the hands of the authorities a few weeks later.
Among the most popular elements have been efforts to re-configure publicly operated hospitals into a growing variety of independently managed semi-autonomous organizations.
First, there must be publicly recognized forums for the criticism of evidence, of methods, and of assumptions and reasoning.
None of the schoolmistresses in the study publicly questioned the belief that women shared an essentially feminine nature, which differentiated them from men.
