Sentences with phrase «between public entities»

Tulsa Educare, Inc. was formed in 2004 as a cooperative effort between public entities and private donors, led by local businessman George Kaiser.

Handled claims between a public entity and contractor and insurance companies involving nuclear power plant

«As far as we know, this type of licence we put together with Trangenomic is the first one of its kind struck between a public entity and private entity in this way,» she says.

Not exact matches

«In a day and age when the boundaries between public and private endeavours are shrinking, we are witnessing an increasing number of private business entities venturing into the public sector.

But in a symptom of the extreme mistrust that has festered between the two public entities, Park District officials said they worry the village's latest overtures may be bait - and - switch tactics, so the deannexation push will continue.

They sit between the individual and the largest entities in public life, like huge corporations or the federal government or the United Nations.

This public entity would both «portfolio manage» and provide the connective tissue between schools, authorizers, the government, and the community.

Traditional and charter schools have difficulty fostering a relationship between the two entities because the theory is that charter schools became a school of comfort for families seeking an outlet from traditional public schools.

A start - up charter school is a school started by private individuals, private organizations, or state and local public entities that operate the school according to the terms of a charter contract between the charter petitioner, local board of education, and the State Board of Education.

Eligible expenses include the recovery costs of transportation assets owned by other entities, to the extent those assets are used for public transportation purposes, and in a proportion consistent with written agreement (s) between the public transit agency and the owner of the asset.

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ID: ENTITY is a group exhibition which explores the complex dichotomy between the public and private versions of «self.»

In that perspective and within the framework of a Public - Private partnership, an alliance was signed between the private entities: Akon Corp, SOLEKTRA International — BYD Solar, Azuri Technologies UK, NARI (Member of China Grid Group), CJI, the Non-Governmental Organization Give1Project and the governments of different African nations to support the initiative.

Utilities such as electricity, water, and communication are part of our highly regulated infrastructure that represent complex relationships between public and private entities.

For public sector entities, such as townships, municipalities, zoos and port authorities, a delicate balance exists between delivering services taxpayers expect and managing costs responsibly as revenue steadily shrinks in today's distressed economy.

I've found myself onboth sides of the natural tension between open public records and privacy law, but open records law is really about how our officials and government entities do their job, not about access to the intimate detials of ordinary citizens» lives.

I totally agree, although the linked articles (which the question poster does not to fully understand) is referring to magazines that accidentally entered the public domain between 1923 and 1968 due to a failure to renew a copyright on the part of the entity, in which case if there was residual copyright in the author who did renew the copyright, it would not enter the public domain for failure to renew.

The successful transaction also marks an end all claims relating to a long - running investor - state international arbitration between Algeria and GTH, in which Akin Gump were instructed, which was administered by the Permanent Court of Arbitration, as well as ending various disputes between OTA and a number of public entities over tax claims before the Algerian courts.

You should note the distinction between international commercial arbitration (the prior two links) and arbitration under public international law which is conducted according to international law and / or treaties and / or contracts between private entities and States.

In a recent published reference guide on PPPs, the World Bank describes them as entailing «long - term contract [s] between a private party and a government entity, for providing a public asset or service, in which the private party bears significant risks and management responsibility, and remuneration is linked to performance».

But surely there is a difference between someone who performs a «governmental» role in the public service (a clerk of the court in Dunsmuir) and a person who performs what is essentially a private role (a radio host) for an entity that just happens to be owned by the state.

We believe the approach of § 164.512 (b) strikes an appropriate balance between the objective of promoting patient privacy and control over their health information and the objective of allowing private entities to collect data that ultimately may have important public health benefits.

Additional commenters who argued that the definition was too narrow raised the following concerns: the difference between «research» and «health care operations» is irrelevant from the patients» perspective, and therefore, the proposed rule should have required documentation of approval by an IRB or privacy board before protected health information could be used or disclosed for either of these purposes, and the proposed definition was too limited because it did not capture research conducted by non-profit entities to ensure public health goals, such as disease - specific registries.

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Where another public entity has determined that the appropriate balance between the need for efficient administration of public programs and public funds and individuals» privacy interests is to allow information sharing for these limited purposes, we do not upset that determination.