Sentences with phrase «come from public»

«We are aware of over 1,000 emails that have been sent to Mayor Miller and all city councillors, and most of those have come from the public in just the last week, after the city's Executive Committee decided to push forward with this misguided idea.

Many of the advantages of the blockchain come from its public use — anyone can download the entire blockchain, and mine for additional currency, which democratizes this process.

Though much of the data is going to be drawn from Access Copyright's database, some will come from the public via Wikipedia's software, which is being contributed to the prooject.

Most of the money for the project will come from public funds, although the exact sources of that money are not yet clear.

John's clients come from the public sector, food and other FMCG, building, banking, finance, education, tourism, pharmacy, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, information and communications technology, entertainment, the wine industry and other business areas.

«Let us own you so that we can make money off you, money that will have to come from the public».

If you come from the public sector and would like to have a dataset considered, please respond to Feedback describing the dataset, who maintains it (including a link), and the reason why you think it would be helpful to users of Climate.Data.gov.

«The scale of financing should increase yearly starting from 100 billion U.S. dollars per year from 2020 which shall primarily come from public finance,» the Chinese plan adds.

Arguably, the harm that can come from public policy decision that are based on errors, omissions or deceptions by climate researchers is equal to the harm that can come from unregulated stock market promoters.

Some of the abstractions in the exhibition, which he produced after a trip to Europe in 1950 where he visited with Picasso and other modernist artists, come from public and private collections.

All the works come from public or private collections.

Working with Dr Cliff Lauson, Hayward Gallery Curator, the artists have selected over 250 objects, which come from both public and private collections, as well as draw upon informal collections and objects such as photographs, newspapers, films, domestic items, and artefacts.

«Retailers» involvement with HABRI is huge, because we're set up as a 501 (c)(3)[nonprofit corporation], so future funding can come from the public,» he says.

As animal control agencies worldwide mostly work under public health departments, the impetus to change directions had to come from public health directors.

Please be aware that the OCSPCA is a local non-profit organization, it is not part of a national charity or government organization and funds come from public donations.

These calls come from the public through a live answering service (emergencies) as well as our regular phone lines (non-emergencies).

Although most of the dogs we take into our program come from public facilities, we receive no federal, state, or local funding of any kind.

Change may come from public pressure and legislation to protect dogs from the suffering resulting from irresponsible breeding.

The other 25 % of our dogs and pups come from the public.

Students come from public and charter schools, home - schools and adults.

For example, if the average cost of a voucher is $ 5,000 and the average student variable cost is $ 7,000, then at least 71 percent of voucher users will need to come from public schools for the program to not cost taxpayers anything.

«When we found out that part of being eligible for a voucher program meant having come from a public school, we just couldn't believe it,» says Lemrow.

By Fordham's own, constant admission, most states have cruddy standards, and one major reason for this is that special interests like teachers» unions — the groups most motivated to control public schooling politics because their members» livelihoods come from the public schools — get them neutered.

KTA teachers come from public schools and private, from urban schools and rural, from California to Massachusetts.

Eva Moscowitz justified this practice by claiming that it would be «unfair» for her students to be educated with students she considers to be lower achievers because they come from public schools.

Many voucher students in DC do not come from a public school labelled as being «in need of improvement» but come from other public or even private schools.

About 60 percent of them come from public schools, and one - third receive financial aid to help with the hefty $ 17,500 tuition.

«We spend a lot of time getting students to speak in different arenas, forums, and environments,» says Rachael Futo, a Year 7 coach, «so that they're ready and prepared for things like interviews where students who come from public schools often don't do as well.»

That return underlines what incredible value the Foundation delivers for the tax payer, all the more remarkable when compared to other countries where all the costs of improving school sports facilities have to come from the public purse.

The images in this book come from public domain resources - not from the original book.

The images in this book come from public domain resources - not fr...

While BFA faculty were accustomed to teaching students who had previously come from public schools, the fact that the DHS students came all at once as a large group made the transition somewhat harder for the students and for the BFA teachers.

That second unit would need to come from a public cord blood bank.

Capital funding is also expected to come from public banks.

Donations to the central organization formed to defeat Proposal 1 has come from public and private sector unions.

Green Party candidate Howie Hawkins receiving 5 percent, with much of his support believed to have come from public employees and liberals who were disappointed with the incumbent's hard line in contract talks, his failure to live up to promises four years earlier to reform Albany, or positions on environmental issues like fracking.

It was one of the things we thought would come from public financing, we'd get far more people.

The dollars come from a public - private partnership between the Chicago Park District (the zoo «s owner and operator) and the Lincoln Park Zoological Society (the zoo «s non-profit fundraising arm).

Search engine results come from public blogs, websites, forums, and social media sites.

«It might take US$ 2 trillion,» he says, but only half of that needs to come from the public sector because the private sector has been de-risking, not deleveraging as it had to do during the previous crisis.

Most users have come from public school districts; high - school coaches use the service to stay connected with student athletes, and teachers employ it to elicit participation from shy students.

The amount included for «Available from previous years» for 2013 - 14 comes from the Public Accounts 2012.

In 1995, roughly 80 % of tech company funding came from public markets.

The most recent survey to make headlines comes from the Public Religion Research Institute, which found that for people ages 18 - 33, religious progressives outnumber religious conservatives.

The sculptor is British artist Ryan Gander; the commission came from the Public Art Fund, a nonprofit organization dedicated to presenting artworks in public spaces.

The biggest push for sugar reduction is coming from public health bodies, 62 % consumers believe that it's manufacturers» responsibility to reduce sugar content in their cakes, which puts a significant pressure on the cake industry.

One recent morning a call came from a public defender in Chicago.

According to Bob Scucci of Boyd Gaming and The Buffet with Chad and Scooch, early action on the Raiders is primarily coming from the public.

The photograph, which comes from a public archive on Syracuse University's website, was taken Oct. 2, 2012, during the governor's tour of projects promoted by the Central New York Regional Economic Development Council.

Most of the funding for the Working Families Party comes from public sector and hospital unions.