Sentences with phrase «by private citizens»

The drug can also be grown by private citizens in conditions monitored by the authorities for compliance in the quantity and quality of the plants.

He says very little directly about civic or political virtues, since the real advancements in a free society are made by private citizens rather than public representatives.

Read this again and imagine this was written by a private citizen.

All this will be done by private citizens at the local level.

These animals have been rescued by private citizens, animal control officers, police officers and even our own humane investigators.

The company creates a legal product for which there's is a demand by both private citizens and our military.

Some bears were relocated; others were killed by private citizens as a nuisance or shot by hunters.

This is paid for out of a trust fund set up years ago by a private citizen when the human population was under 100,000.

The emails were obtained through a FOIA request filed by private citizens who banded together to successfully prevent a wind farm from being established in Lenawee County.

But while the total number of U.S. life insurance policies — bought by both private citizens and employers — is shrinking, standard life plans are still among the most popular form of coverage purchased.

The so - called «unattended display» policy discussed by the park board recently would allow such displays, sponsored by private citizens or organizations, at two Arlington Heights parks.

The documents demonstrated the NSA can and often does decrypt, hack and access almost any device or service used by private citizens.

The Atlanta Humane Society (AHS) is a nonprofit organization generously funded by private citizens, corporate sponsors, and grants.

Government expenditures to keep open unnecessary military bases seem a lot less productive than expenditures by private citizens for good housing.

have all been deployed by private citizens, and ongoing efforts in that area may find a more welcome response from the courts now that the scope of these problems is more widely understood.

UTAG's request for the constitution of Governing Councils followed a suit by private citizen, Supt. Kofi Kwayera against the University of Education, Winneba, and the Education Ministry over the unlawful extension of the school's Governing Council's tenure.

Will the corporate sector, motivated by rising security and compliance issues, joined by private citizens aghast at how Facebook has been fostering political manipulation mete out more immediate sanctions, by boycotting the social media giant en masse?

It is of great importance that profits from land ownership belong to the community rather than being appropriated by private citizens.

Dueling PFOA health surveys — one conducted by the state Health Department, the other by private citizens, including former EPA official Judith Enck — launched yesterday.

According to the facts of the case, Baffoe - Bonnie, Tevie and Osman, a former Deputy National Security Coordinator, were allegedly aided by a private citizen, Oppong, to engage in the act.

Beside them were the parents of Jacksonville, Fl. teen Jordan Davis, who died while unarmed from gunshots fired by a private citizen two years ago.

In the market economy, the majority of economic output (goods and services) is following the decision by private companies controlled by private citizens in industry, commerce, infrastructure and service delivery.

In a move of potential significance to public schools nationwide, the U.S. Supreme Court last week accepted an appeal involving the right of individuals to sue when government entities fail to protect them from violence by private citizens.

The impact of this amendment was to reduce the amount of silver that was being held by private citizens (presumably as a hedge against inflation or collapse of the financial system) and increase the amount of circulating currency.

In 2010, the Houston BARC Foundation was organized by private citizens with the support of Mayor Annise Parker and the Houston City Council and created as a non-profit, 501 (c)(3) fundraising organization.

Rescues are often run voluntarily by private citizens, and some of the animals taken have medical or other issues.

An ID tag is a simple, affordable identification option that can be the easiest and fastest way for you to be contacted, especially if a missing pet is found by a private citizen.

Military working dogs may also be adopted by private citizens although the wait list is more than a year.

* This website is maintained by private citizens of Barrow County in Winder, Ga..

Most states prohibit shooting cats by private citizens, but allow wildlife agents, animal control officers, and police to shoot cats under certain conditions, for instance if the cat appears to be rabid and threatening humans or other animals.

As of Thursday afternoon, the Midtown Houston Patch is reporting over 3,500 water rescues by the police, fire, and coast guard — this doesn't include the thousands of rescues performed by private citizens / civilians.

The next 150 meters, the «restricted zone», can be legally claimed and occupied by private citizens by soliciting the rights from the Municipality through a concession application (solicitud de concesion).

In addition to donations by private citizens, CoalSwarm has received grants from the Carlin Family Fund, the Energy Foundation, the European Climate Foundation, the Mertz Gilmore Foundation, the Natural Resources Defense Council, the Rockefeller Family Fund, the Sierra Club, and the Wallace Global Fund.

While it is true that a student does not lose his constitutional rights at the school house door or at the entrance to the college campus neither does he become cloaked with greater protection than any non-student who is the subject of a seizure of evidence by a private citizen.

As Volokh points out: «The shooting of looters by private citizens is a crime: the crime of murder.»

A qui tam claim is one form of a whistleblower case where a lawsuit is filed by a private citizen on behalf of the state or federal government against a person or business that is allegedly defrauding an arm of the state or federal government.

Unlike Western countries, China's sustainability crisis is not linked to mass consumption by private citizens, and this makes it easier for a centrally planned economy to make the switch to a more viable path.

But in practice only a minuscule portion of prosecutions is actually brought by private citizens (see above).

Humanitarian Award (Service to field of sexuality by private citizen) This award is presented to an individual or group who has contributed to the field of human sexuality through some private endeavor, charitable event (s), public awareness campaign, sex - positive educational offering, or political platform and who has received national and / or international recognition for the contribution.

A Complaint - Warrant (CDR - 2) or a summons charging any offense made by a private citizen may be issued only by a judge or, if authorized by the judge, by a municipal court administrator or deputy court administrator of a court with jurisdiction in the municipality where the offense is alleged to have been committed within the statutory time limitation.

The Arlington Heights Park District on Tuesday approved a policy regulating «unattended displays,» which are defined as those sponsored by private citizens or organizations but displayed on public park property.

I seem to remember him saying this morning that the memos were written by a private citizen and unclassified but the statement on CNN makes it sound like he wrote the memos to cover his butt and that they are official accounts from his side of what happened.

As such, their use by private citizens or legal entities is not allowed.»

Scholarship Tax Credits are funded by private citizens and shift education costs to private institutions.

Government expenditures for education or airline safety seem a lot more productive than expenditures by private citizens to own, lease, or operate giant SUVs; or to give annual compensations of tens of millions of dollars (and sometimes hundreds of millions of dollars) to well entrenched Chief Executive Officers of underperforming companies.