Sentences with phrase «greater public scrutiny»

That access without a permit for agents of the Commonwealth or Northern Territory Government to facilitate service delivery (such as doctors or other health workers) be supported, and greater public scrutiny of Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory be facilitated by allowing access to roads and common town areas, without a permit, by journalists acting in their professional capacity, subject to restrictions relating to the protection of the privacy of cultural events (such as sorry business).

Before his appointment as Justice Minister Vic Toews took issue with this view, arguing that there should be greater public scrutiny.

The procurement and development of new database systems should be subject to much greater public scrutiny and openness.

Slater and Gordon [and] Shine... are subject to much greater public scrutiny... In this manner, their problems are brought out into the open, where regulators as well as investors and clients can react to them.

Paddy Oliver, Managing Director and Founder, Lexcel Consulting: Oliver argues that outside investment and greater public scrutiny will result in better managed law firms that act ethically from both a legal and business perspective.

Others said Heastie and Flanagan had not only failed to deliver on their promises to open the Legislature's notoriously secretive processes to greater public scrutiny but also abandoned their pledges to reduce the near - dictatorial powers that leaders have over individual legislators.

Figures such as Vitalik Buterin, who has previously protested the avarice which is now endemic to the industry, won't take kindly to featuring here, but will surely concede that with great wealth comes great public scrutiny.

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Going public would mean greater scrutiny and expectations for consistent growth, a combination that would work against Uber while it faces regulatory uncertainty and fierce competition in across the globe, he says.

Michael Useem, a professor at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, says this is a «catastrophic moment» for Facebook and predicts the Cambridge Analytica data breach will continue to be a source of «great public interest and intense scrutiny going forward.»

The 2005 case of United States v. Franklin, Rosen, and Weissman against United States Department of Defense employee Larry Franklin and American Israel Public Affairs Committee policy director Steven Rosen and AIPAC senior Iran analyst Keith Weissman [41][42] raised the possibility that AIPAC would come under greater scrutiny by the Department of Justice.

«The new government is opening up the pay of middle and senior management to greater scrutiny, and will require any six - figure salaries to be approved - or vetoed - by elected councillors in the full public glare of the council chamber,» he added.

Greater public visibility and scrutiny combined with a desire to tell their story has meant that the intelligence and security services have sought to publish «authorised» if not «official» histories, using academic historians who were made members of the parent organisation.

«Given the public interest in the body camera program, the performance of the selected vendor deserves the greatest scrutiny,» he said.

«It's very disappointing that the reform bill was not signed into law,» agreed Assemblyman James Brennan, a Brooklyn Democrat and sponsor of an identical reform bill in Albany, in a separate statement, adding that «each measure was aimed at providing greater transparency and accountability to an authority that has come under growing public scrutiny over the years, as abuses and scandals accumulated.»

She used her speech to called for greater scrutiny on private companies providing public services.

While productive negotiations require the confidence to float ideas without fear that they will appear in tomorrow's headlines, greater transparency would force both the union and management to justify their demands in the face of public scrutiny.

Many senior school business management professionals find themselves on call long after 5.00 pm, are now working across groups of schools, are responsible for a wider range of school functions and larger, more dispersed teams, and alongside greater autonomy and responsibility, face greater scrutiny and public accountability.

Districts that try to keep the results out of the media and away from public scrutiny risk far greater public dissatisfaction than those who share the data and simultaneously collaborate with the community on solutions.

With public spending under ever tighter scrutiny, VisitBritain's new four - point strategy gives greater emphasis to developing further Britain - wide tourism platforms and share new media strategies.

< NEWS Billed as Africa's first modern art museum, the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (Zeitz - Mocaa) opens to the public on Sept. 22 with great fanfare and scrutiny in Cape Town, South Africa.

Explosives, firearms, and other dangerous tools are usually avoided; they invite greater scrutiny from law enforcement agencies, repression, and loss of public support.

The biannual contest, which was designed to induce undergraduates to take a greater interest in a science or technology career, encourage clean energy development and raise public awareness of energy efficiency, runs for a week and a half and opens the students» two years» of work up to public scrutiny.

David says: «The last few years have seen professional standards in financial services under greater scrutiny than ever before, demonstrating how fundamentally important it is to have a robust oversight and disciplinary process and to maintain vigilance, anticipate and address public interest issues.

«any action undertaken for reasons of safety, security or public protection that relies on stereotypes about race, colour, ethnicity, ancestry, religion, or place of origin rather than on reasonable suspicion, to single out an individual for greater scrutiny or different treatment» (OHRC, Paying the Price: The Human Cost of Racial Profiling, 2003, p. 6).

According to the owner, the restaurant suffered a loss of business as fallout from the Radwanski scandal that lead to the downfall of the then Privacy Commissioner and opened all entertainment spending by public officials to much greater scrutiny.

At the same time, Twitter began to draw greater scrutiny from the public, and the U.S. Congress, for its role in spreading disinformation.

The need for privacy in an age of increasing surveillance and unprecedented scrutiny has never been greater, spurring the development of projects such as Coinjoin, which aims to combine the benefits of a public blockchain with the freedom to transact in private.