Significats de shape public en anglès

Conflicting information may shape public knowledge, perceptions of e-cigarettes, and their harms.

Industry documents, they say, reveal how companies shape public-health legislation and avoid regulation.

But supporters say it's high time to let free-market forces shape public education.

As a PR professional, my job is to shape public image.

The government and its laws not only shape public opinion but lead social norms.

Still, these skeptics have helped shape public discourse on climate change in this country.

It is also learning to burnish its image and shape public opinion via the web.

In addition, publicity surrounding the policy changes may shape public perceptions concerning effective management of ADHD.

From a democratic perspective, though, this single wealthy person's ability to shape public affairs is catastrophic.

There is also a broader role of trying to shape public understanding of the economic issues.

A successful narrative can shape public opinion and drive at least perceptions of winners and losers.

Nor did she use the amplifying power of her pulpit to shape public understanding of the issues.

Since the mid-20th century, outside experts have been used increasingly to shape public policy and influence the debate.

Locust Street also tried to shape public opinion in Iowa, whose first-in-the-nation caucus was held on Feb. 3.

Lieberman said he will require that scientists whose studies are being used to shape public policy disclose who funds their work.

Infectious disease specialists have said analyzing travel across groups by age, income and other demographics could help shape public service announcements.