Sentences with phrase «of public participation»

Issue 12: Written reasons for decision can enhance process certainty and fulfill the objectives of public participation and transparency.

The value of public participation is not restricted to specific individuals.

The Court in Home Equity Development Inc v Crow contemplated BC's repealed Protection of Public Participation Act («PPPA») but did not apply it.

The Protection of Public Participation Act went into force on April 11, 2001, and was Canada's first anti-SLAPP-suit law.

Similar, if less dramatic, trends are apparent among African Americans, the other minority group singled out in the NEA Survey of Public Participation in the Arts, cited in the AAM report.

Our politicians may support these organisations, but in the absence of any public participation in any part of the international process, I'd argue that it has no true legitimacy to influence anything.

In 1997, Rich founded the Center for Urban Pedagogy (CUP), a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the quality of public participation in urban planning and community design, where he served as Creative Director until 2007.

• To embrace artistic experimentation and emerging practices in the creative field • To offer new ways for the community to experience art, architecture, and the landscape • To enliven the experience of visiting the Museum through participation and active engagement of the public

Based on a set of principles designed to streamline implementation of public participation measures, the authors make the following recommendations:

The Court's approach is subsequently based on how the Habitats Directive operates and the extent to which the applicant's specific rights inherent in the right of public participation under EU law were effectively protected by Slovak procedural law.

The sparsely attended town board meeting was summed up by Romanowski: «If residents want to see changes, the lack of public participation at board meetings and voter apathy displayed during the elections needs to change.»

I was studying the role of public participation in resource project decision - making in New Zealand, and came across a local group organized as Kiwis Against Seabed Mining (KASM) which had become the front of opposition to the Trans - Tasman mining proposal.

She has a certificate in public participation from the International Association of Public Participation, an area of focus for her graduate research.

Much of my research has considered the different ways that we frame the idea of public participation.

Legislative vacancies should be filled in an open and transparent manner with the maximum amount of public participation;

The key contribution of the final report is an analysis of Michigan - specific options in the areas of public participation, water resources and chemical use related to high - volume hydraulic fracturing.

Major said the ODA will need to consider the outcome of the programme of public participation that is being carried out in Slovakia and neighbouring countries.

Mr. Dumisani Ntshangase, Deputy Director of Public Participation and Community Projects, and his team with the Gauteng Tourism Authority, hosted the visit to these communities.

APF expanded this second iteration of the series with a new dimension of public participation by hosting an open call to select an additional artist to contribute to the mural series.

Hadid's paintings and buildings are acts of public participation based on the theory that art and culture are in a constant state of flux and change.

In 1997, he founded the Center for Urban Pedagogy (CUP), a nonprofit organization working to increase the impact of public participation in planning and development, where he served as creative director for ten years.

Jane has written on matters of public participation and public engagement, equity concerns as they relate to research, and on responsible research and innovation more broadly.

Despite his enthusiasm and promise of public participation, environment groups are suspicious of the proposed guidelines from the environment ministry (MoEF) stipulating that 40 % of «identified» degraded forests could be leased to private companies for plantations.

These are related to the preservation of the «international democratic order» both at the domestic level in terms of public participation and consultation on geoengineering and at the international level concerning interference in the affairs of sovereign states in accordance with Article 2 (7) of the United Nations Charter.

In a country where weak enforcement and a lack of public participation threatens environmental monitoring, corporate transparency — and the accountability to the public they promote — can play a crucial role in reducing local pollution.

Under the test, the defendant would have to demonstrate that the case involves the protected activity of public participation.

The European Court has also chipped in with its own Aarhus gloss in the Slovakian Bear case; whenever a member state is considering some provision of EU environmental law, it must interpret that provision, if possible, so that it complies with Aarhus standards of public participation, even though those standards may be in the parts of the Aarhus Convention which have not received their own direct transposition into EU, let alone domestic, law.

To apply to be matched with a lawyer who may be able to offer pro bono assistance, complete an online application through PBLO's Law Help Ontario program, and choose Legal Assistance as a result of public participation (e.g. speaking out or publishing) on a matter of public interest (SLAPP suits).

BC's repealed PPPA sought to address this imbalance by including a provision stating that acts of public participation fall under the defence of qualified privilege.

It also introduced the foundation for a new defence of qualified privilege for expression in the course of public participation, a defence the Supreme Court of Canada recognized in Grant v Torstar 2009 SCC 61, [2009] 3.

The competence and efficiency of a public participation mechanism can be gauged as follows:

The Phillips Collection is an exceptional collection of modern and contemporary art in a dynamic environment for collaboration, innovation, engagement with the world, scholarship, and new forms of public participation.

The 2012 Survey of Public Participation in the Arts found that only half of eighteen - to twenty - four - year - olds read a book in leisure hours in the preceding twelve months.

One of the main criticism by the plaintiffs» Bar of Ontario's recent Protection of Public Participation Act was the alleged difficulty for courts of balancing the harm done to the plaintiff by what the defendants said, against the harm that granting the plaintiff a remedy would cause to the value of free expression on the matter of public interest in issue.

From the outset, the Common Core standards were marked by the absence of public participation, transparency, or educator participation.»

In 1997, he founded the Center for Urban Pedagogy (CUP), a New York City nonprofit organization that uses the power of design and art to improve the quality of public participation in urban planning and community design, where he was the Creative Director for 10 years.

• To enliven the experience of visiting the Museum through participation and active engagement of the public

«does not enable an organisation such as LZ to be ensured effective judicial protection of the various specific rights inherent in the right of public participation, within the meaning of Article 6 of the Aarhus Convention» (para 68).

Recorded statistical measures of public participation in the program, compiled photographic documentation, and prepared final evaluation and report on the program at its completion

This typology does not map neatly on to «mainstream» and «sceptical» views, nor on to «legitimate» versus «illegitimate» forms of public participation.

Claire Pierson and Jennifer Thomson argue that these forms of public participation have a particular benefit for the representation of women, and has the potential to break down entrenched party political divides.

The researchers analyzed data from the «1992 Survey of Public Participation in the Arts.»

It's entitled «Arts Education in America: What the Declines Mean for Arts Participation,» an ominous heading that derives from findings from the 2008 Survey of Public Participation in the Arts (the latest version of the Endowment's surveys of how often people listen to classical music, visit museums and historic sites, attend dance performances, etc.).