公乃天下
公忠體國模範公僕
公職人員愛國愛民
公事門中最好修行
公眾事務人人關心
公產公有平均分配
公私分明一清二楚
公產國有不可徇私
公權力量不容私用
公害發生全力處理
公益善舉大家讚美
公視平台眾人稱道
公辦民營集體創作
公聽會上決定是非
公海之上各國平等
公證文書法律效應
公堂法庭大眾平權
公會同業互助合作
公安維護眾人有責
公域共識和平往來
公之大眾昭告天下
公報私仇卑劣行為
公設私刑無法無天
公器私用損人害己
公款挪用破壞信用
公子哥兒應有分寸
公主身份與眾不同
公婆權威媳婦難為
公修公得婆修婆得
公民素養自尊尊人
公司行號誠信交易
公演活動提升文化
公交完善四通八達
公路行駛安全第一
公車載客便民往來
公有國宅便利貧民
公營事業增加國庫
公園設施娛樂休閒
公寓為家敦親睦鄰
公廁清潔後人受惠
公德善念為人根本
公規公矩維持秩序
公是公非道德勇氣
公事公辦合情合理
公正義行菩薩心腸
公眾人物以身作則
公關良好樹立形象
公約制定國際遵守
公信昭告誠實無私
公私兩便相互受惠
公務執行依法辦理
公平合理正直無私
公道公理伸張正義
公評議論取眾信任
公規密件審慎評估
公而忘私崇尚道義
公正不阿為人耿直
公開秘密不算稀奇
公告訊息告知大眾
公諸同好一起分享
公平正大光明磊落
公投國是深思研討
公教資源要能普及
公費留學學成報國
公考及第服務人羣
公使職務為國效勞
公媒傳播真善美好
公證業務法律認可
公股管理增益庫收
公衛宣導預防疾病
公碗公筷衛生保健
公設配備大眾共享
公賣專利民眾受益
公報發行資訊權威
公辦賭場影響民風
公娼設立傷風敗俗
公差辦事節省為要
公定假期讀書休閒
公保建立富裕人民
公傷醫療勞基保護
公債流通經濟發展
公轉地球一圈一年
公正誠信眾人信賴
公允客觀行事恰當
公懲會上接受處份
公推直選實踐民主
公儲不够處理困難
公民聯署爭取成功
公開相助給予支持
公信原則交易安全
公認一致大眾贊同
公開辯論表明主張
公然犯錯毫無顧忌
公敵行為引以為鑒
公善良知最高德行
公廟祈福人神聯誼
公案意義要您開悟
公爵頭銜榮譽高位
公婿公孫王親貴冑
公侯將相立功立德
公舉賢士造福社會
Public loyalty: shown by an exemplary public servant.
Public servant: to serve and protect the people.
Public department: a perfect place for self-cultivation.
Public affairs: it is the duty of all to care.
Public domain: must be equally distributed.
Public and private matters: a clear line must be drawn.
Public property: must not be used for private purposes.
Public rights: must not be used for personal interests.
Public nuisance: must be cleared with rigorous effort.
Public welfare: a deed praised by all.
Public television: a platform for public approval.
Publicly owned but privately managed: collective effort.
Public hearing: a place to resolve disputes.
Public waters: all nations are equals.
Public notarization: legal effectiveness.
Public tribunal: where all have equal rights.
Public union: mutual support and assistance.
Public safety: everyone is responsible.
Public sphere: a zone of peaceful negotiation.
Public announcement: to be made known to all.
Public interests used as means to avenge personal wrong: despicable.
Public vengeance: lawless and profane.
Public assets used for private purposes: harmful to self and others.
Public funds embezzled: broken trust.
Public figures such as celebrities must show proper propriety.
Public figures such as a royal princess are anything but ordinary.
Publicly notable: it is not easy being a daughter-in-law.
Public or private: we each reap what we sow.
Public citizen: respect for self and others.
Public company: trading with trust and legitimacy.
Public performance: promotion of cultural values.
Public transportation: connecting all directions.
Public road: safety comes first.
Public bus services: convenience for commuting citizens.
Public housing: a benefit for the financially challenged.
Public enterprise: a way to contribute to the state treasury.
Public park: leisure and entertainment facilities.
Public apartments: a friendly neighborhood.
Public toilet kept clean: a favor for other users.
Public morals and kindness: the basis of a human being.
Public and official rules and regulations: to keep all in order.
Public justice needs to be voiced with moral courage.
Public business done the official way: fair and reasonable.
Publicly impartial and righteous: the heart of a bodhisattva.
Public face: one must set a good example.
Public relations: dependent on good reputations.
Public treaty: an international agreement.
Public credibility: to be honest and fair.
Public and private conveniences: mutual benefits.
Public duty in execution: by rule of law.
Publicly just and fair: to be upright and impartial.
Public truth and reason: to uphold righteousness.
Public comment: to earn people’s trust.
Public regulation and confidential documents: careful assessment.
Public interest placed before self: morality and justice.
Publicly impartial and incorrupt: a man of honesty and virtue.
Public secret: nothing people do not already know.
Public notice: to be made known to all.
Public sharing: involving everyone.
Publicly impartial and honorable: awe-inspiring righteousness.
Public referendum: requires careful deliberation and strategic planning.
Public education resources: must be made accessible to all.
Publicly-financed scholarship: a duty to contribute upon graduation.
Public examination: once passed, to serve the people.
Public office: to be of service to one’s nation.
Public media: to spread what is truthful, virtuous, and good.
Public notary services: legally recognized.
Public shares brokerage: to contribute to the state treasury.
Public health: advocacy of disease prevention is required.
Public hygiene in restaurants: using serving utensils to serve food.
Public facility: to be shared and used by everyone.
Public demand for monopolized items are met by the government.
Public newspaper: an authority on information.
Public casinos: detrimental influence on people.
Public brothels: harmful to social morals.
Public duty and business: it is essential to lessen expenses.
Public holidays: leisure and reading time.
Public insurance: a financial support for the people.
Public law and insurance protect those who are injured at work.
Public debt market: to enhance economic development.
Public Calendar: Earth’s revolution around the sun takes one year.
Publicly impartial and honest: trustworthy and dependable.
Public and just: to use appropriate measures.
Public Disciplinary Commission: to sanction accordingly.
Public recommendation: a realization of democracy.
Public stockholding unsold: difficult to handle.
Public petition: ensuring the voice of the people is heard.
Public credibility: secure trading.
Public acknowledgement: common acceptance.
Publicly accepted: a unanimous agreement.
Public debate: to voice your opinion.
Publicly violating the law: without the slightest hesitancy.
Public enemy: a lesson to learn from.
Public charity: the highest good.
Public temples: where humans connect with deities.
Public case for inquiry: helping you attain enlightenment.
Publicly known as Duke: an extremely honorable status.
Public family: members and relatives of the royal family.
Public officers such as ministers and generals: contribution and merits.
Publicly elected eminence: to benefit society.