Meanings of feed public in anglès

Pakistan officially objects to the attacks, saying they violate its sovereignty and feed public anger.

Some will not be intimidated from disclosure, which means further revelations that will feed public outrage.

The latest revelations at the Flood and Moriarty tribunals have continued to feed public anger and dismay.

Lobbyists exploit both of these aspects to raise questions about the value and safety of new discoveries and feed public uncertainty.

Consumer spending makes up two-thirds of the British economy, and it is driven by the rising property prices that feed public confidence in the economy.

The food valued at just under €22,000 was used at the hospital's inhouse catering department to feed public and private patients.

In the meantime, news programming is feeding public appetite for the story.

Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker said in an interview with Reuters on Friday that the debacle is feeding public anger toward the banks.