Sentences with phrase «intended public nature»
In statements, representatives of the group disagreed with CoinDesk's findings, arguing our questions may have been disadvantaged by their intended public nature.
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I will strive for my daughter to grow up in a society where breastfeeding is perceived as the norm, where women breastfeeding in public aren't picked out as ostentatious, where feeding a child the way nature intended isn't only discussed in schools as part of sex education.
The art is intended to be exhibited as Mother Nature's Masterpiece throughout Texas in the coming years, in an effort to normalize breastfeeding and to educate the public on the benefits of breastfeeding and the need for support to bring those benefits to fruition.
It's just in my nature to go unnoticed in public whether I intend to or not.
She remains unsure of how to position the piece so that the public know it is intended to be eaten, but is excited by the idea of installing her work at a place where people are not previously aware of the nature of her sculptures.
The Sustainable World Coalition produces materials and programs for schools and the general public intended to deepen awareness of and foster large scale shifts towards sustainability — and towards living lives in harmony with nature and all beings.
The cabins, along with six tree tents, can be rented by the public, are intended as an opportunity for getting close to nature, to enjoy the site's quarry cave and waterfall; it's simple glamping with a bit of extra comfort.
This Regulation is not intended to apply to matters relating to social security, public measures of a general nature in matters of education or health or to decisions on the right of asylum and on immigration.
HELD «Parliament can not have intended a sentence of imprisonment for public protection for offences of a relevant minor nature which would at most result in only a short term of imprisonment.
Parliament can not have intended a sentence of imprisonment for public protection for offences of a relatively minor nature which would at most result in a short term of imprisonment.