Sentences with phrase «limited public response»

The two planes, graphic and narrative, don't necessarily complement one another and the end result (and limited public response) fails to make a strong argument for the viability of animation being used for non-family cinema.

Not exact matches

But freezing public sector pay and pensions and limiting tax credits for the middle classes met with a cooler response.

In response to the court decisions, the supplemental grants were removed from the state's campaign financing law; the basic grant of public money to gubernatorial candidates was doubled to make participants more competitive and a low, $ 100 limit was placed on lobbyist contributions, thus limiting their influence.

The public liked the initial strike, likely because it was both limited and in response to a chemical attack roundly condemned as morally wrong

Quinn's biggest strategic error was her inability to craft an effective or even a coherent response to the palpable voter anger over her instrumental role in enacting legislation that overturned two successive public referenda limiting the terms of the mayor and Council members.

Preserve Ramapo organized the event in response to perceived misuse and diversion of public funds, alleged damage done to the town's tax base and failure to provide budgetary transparency, cronyism, and the proposed tax cap override, which did pass and permits the town to raise taxes over the 2 percent state limit.

But in West Africa and other areas where public health resources and even basic infrastructure are limited, real - time genome sequencing and analysis can speed the response by telling health officials where to initiate contact tracing, add hospital beds, quarantine those infected and implement other infection controls.

In an obstructive response to increased competition for scarce public resources, public school officials may attempt to block the growth of charter schools by limiting access to buildings and information, adding burdensome bureaucratic requirements, or supporting legislation that would hinder the development of such schools.

Read her response titled «Public Universities Must Not Solve Budget Gaps by Limiting Access to In - State students.»

The Madison teachers union is cited for its role in helping organize last spring's massive protests at the state Capitol in response to Walker's efforts to eliminate collective bargaining rights for most public workers, as well as other legislation including strict voter ID requirements that are likely to limit voting by college students, the elderly, the poor and immigrants.

In response to the growing number of charters, who now enroll 1 in 10 of the state's public school students, teachers unions have launched a major campaign to demand greater transparency in the financing and operations of charter schools, as well as to limit their expansion in the state.

Why not show the reader my protagonist's actual social media web pages, containing his status updates and others» responses to them, as well as his blog posts, but purposely limit the content to only what a member of the general public would see?

Hillsborough County News August 2, 2013 Contact: Willie Puz, Communications and Digital Media Services, 813-307-8379 (o); 813-546-2086 (c) Based on communications with the state veterinarian from the Florida Department of Health today (Aug. 2) regarding a positive rabies case in the Sand Lake Court neighborhood, Hillsborough County Animal Services (HCAS) will begin limited trapping of cats this evening in the greater Northdale area in response to this specific public health concern.

Although the animal control department will have power to levy fines — ranging from $ 35 to $ 250 — for pets who roam wild, damage property or become nuisances, Thorp said responses will be limited to public complaints.

In the 10th edition of American Government, published in 2005, the authors discuss four types of politics that define the government's response to major public concerns such as environmental policy (limited to several pages in the 600 - page text, less than two of which are devoted to global warming).

Although it may be correct to say that you responded within the limit, the ICO's guidance (discussed previously) is clear that public bodies have a duty to respond promptly not simply within the allowed 20 days, and that they must properly account for responses that are given as close to the time limit as your response.

The particular comment (# 25) that engendered my response claimed that luke - warmers insist «that published ECS confidence limits can only mean the most cost - effective public policy is to do nothing.»

My point is that FoI legal practice on both sides of the Atlantic holds that this kind of information is off limits, and IPCC - related internal correspondence (not: comments and responses, which are a matter of public record) legitimately confidential.

Bart — do you have any reservations about immediate public policy responses given the limited number of data points we have for the proposed / strongly suspected GHG forcing trend (including dramatic restructuring of our means of production and all the potential unintended consequences that could unleash)?

His work involved considering policy response and coverage issues as well as managing claims against (amongst others) architects, engineers, design and build contractors, surveyors, valuers, charity trustees and directors and officers of both private and public limited companies.

Even if we could do so with accurate predictions and with actual authority, there is reason to question whether the public interest is pursued in limiting numbers in response to economic anxiety within the profession.

Also, we used objective approaches to quantify neighbourhood attributes that allowed us to partially control for potential reverse causality due to depressed individuals tending to exhibit negative cognitive bias resulting in negative thoughts and perceptions.65 Residential self - selection bias is likely to be a trivial source of reverse causality in this study because Hong Kong's high levels of population density (6760 people / km2) and low percentage of developed land (less than 25 %) 66 limit most residents» choice of accommodation and 37 % of Hong Kong older adults live in public rental housing.67 Given the satisfactory response rate and the level of similarity in depressive symptoms and sociodemographic characteristics of participants recruited from two types of recruitment centres, the findings from this study are likely to be generalisable to the population of Chinese Hong Kong older adults matching the study eligibility criteria and other populations of older adults living in similar ultra-dense metropolises of Southeast Asia.

In response to the public comments received on this issue, the Bureau decided to limit the types of changes that will result in an additional three - business - day waiting period to the three changes described above.