Sentences with phrase «on public trust in the government»

The project uses a series of survey experiments to measure how incidences of corruption and insecurity impact on public trust in government institutions, both at local and central levels.

Such cases continue to have a negative effect on public trust in the government and the take - up of private or third sector employment by former ministers and public servants is being looked into by the Commons public administration select committee.

Not exact matches

The Public Policy Forum, an independent think tank, will release a report on Thursday on «news, democracy and trust in the digital age» that is expected to provide a road map for government to bolster professional journalism as a key component of the political process.

On August 29, the UK Business Secretary Greg Clark has set out the British government's plans for corporate governance reform, which are intended to «enhance the public's trust in business».

The government's display of the creche in this particular physical setting [is] no more an endorsement of religion than such governmental «acknowledgments» of religion as legislative prayers,... government declaration of Thanksgiving as a public holiday, printing of «In God We Trust» on coins, and opening court sessions with «God save the United States and this honorable court.&raquin this particular physical setting [is] no more an endorsement of religion than such governmental «acknowledgments» of religion as legislative prayers,... government declaration of Thanksgiving as a public holiday, printing of «In God We Trust» on coins, and opening court sessions with «God save the United States and this honorable court.&raquIn God We Trust» on coins, and opening court sessions with «God save the United States and this honorable court.»

In June 2009, Sir Michael Scholar, head of the UK Statistics Authority, wrote to Harman to warn her that different headline figures used by the ONS and Government Equalities Office with regards to pay differentiation between men and women might undermine public trust in official statisticIn June 2009, Sir Michael Scholar, head of the UK Statistics Authority, wrote to Harman to warn her that different headline figures used by the ONS and Government Equalities Office with regards to pay differentiation between men and women might undermine public trust in official statisticin official statistics.

A far more pertinent issue raised by Kristof's piece is buried in his subsequent blog post: «When I was a kid, the Kennedy Administration had its «brain trust» of Harvard faculty members, and university professors were often vital public intellectuals who served off and on in government.»

Klein had announced he was leaving the firm where he was a partner around that time on Feb. 9, saying it was a matter of restoring the public's trust in government

City council candidate Ryan Henry - Wilkinson says after years of legal battles between the city and its firefighter union, he's campaigning on restoring public trust in city government.

Returning effective government to the people begins with a no - nonsense approach to governing and Mr. Palumbo said he intends to use his prosecutorial experience to tackle corruption head - on and restore the public trust in public service.

«Recent acts have undermined the public's trust in government,» Cuomo said in his State of the State speech on January 13.

His focus over the coming days will be on restructuring the Government on the big challenges facing the country for the future: how we guide the economy through the downturn and strengthen it for the future; how we push ahead with reform of and investment in our public services; and how we renew trust in our democracy and Parliament.

«With the unfortunate rise in corruption in New York and the resulting withering public trust in our political process, it is so important that we educate voters on where candidates stand on good government issues,» said Dick Dadey, Executive Director of Citizens Union.

He goes on to say he will continue the work to restore public trust in government by holding corrupt politicians accountable.

Cuomo focused his speech on 18 months of accomplishments, including a property tax cap and same sex marriage that he says has restored public trust in government.

«The recent rash of wrongdoing by legislators in Albany has shaken the public confidence, the public trust in government — from one end of the state to the other,» Cuomo said in announcing the commission on Tuesday flanked by district attorneys from around the state and New York City.

McCluskey, who launched a hard hitting attack on the Labour leadership in a Guardian article published in January following the decision in the New Year to endorse a continuation of the government's public sector pay freeze, admits that the stance has led to a fracturing of trust between Labour and trade unions.

President Muhammadu Buhari, no doubt, at the beginning of his administration in 2015 netted enormous public trust and goodwill from Nigerians, anchored on the expectation that he would significantly change the face of government and governance by introducing new and enduring benchmarks in the country.

«Some folks are still in total denial on how seriously corruption erodes public trust in government,» Buchwald said.

Lord Ashcroft: «It is only in government that the Conservative Party can complete the rehabilitation of its brand — that it can show doubtful voters that it really is on the side of ordinary people, that it is competent to run the economy, and that it can be trusted with public services like the NHS.

For the second year in a row, in his January State of the State, Governor Andrew Cuomo laid out an ambitious ethics reform agenda that touched on a variety of issues and aimed at restoring public trust in New York State's scandal - plagued government.

And it's no news that other measurements of public trust in government are also on the downswing.

That approach can be frustrating at times, because the message is so devastating to whatever trust the public has left in its government that we might want to ensure that the messenger is on the level.

With the establishment of the scientific consensus on climate change, is it reasonable and sensible to ask of government officials who remain obstructive and in denial of such overwhelming scientific data if they are perfidiously engaged in a violation of public trust and, therefore, malfeasant in office?

In the aftermath of the Climategate scandal, in order to ensure scientific integrity and regain the public's trust, scientific bodies called on scientists to allow access to their raw data, assumptions, methodologies, and software and to promptly and completely respond to all Freedom of Information Act and government requests for informatioIn the aftermath of the Climategate scandal, in order to ensure scientific integrity and regain the public's trust, scientific bodies called on scientists to allow access to their raw data, assumptions, methodologies, and software and to promptly and completely respond to all Freedom of Information Act and government requests for informatioin order to ensure scientific integrity and regain the public's trust, scientific bodies called on scientists to allow access to their raw data, assumptions, methodologies, and software and to promptly and completely respond to all Freedom of Information Act and government requests for information.

The litigation, ignited by Our Children's Trust in 2015, relies on the public trust doctrine — a legal canon that stresses the government's hold on resources such as land, water or fisheries as treasure for the peTrust in 2015, relies on the public trust doctrine — a legal canon that stresses the government's hold on resources such as land, water or fisheries as treasure for the petrust doctrine — a legal canon that stresses the government's hold on resources such as land, water or fisheries as treasure for the people.

These kinds of statements (and there are many more) coupled with apathy from democratically elected governments not wanting to commit electoral suicide and inactivity on emissions cuts fron China / India / Brazil means that the climate debate isn't likely to develop beyond it's current level regardless of attempts to regain public trust in the science.

For example, although I was likely aware in the recesses of my mind about the public trust doctrine (the principle, as explained on Wikipedia, that certain resources are preserved for public use, and that the government is required to maintain it for the public's reasonable use), I found it interesting that some jurisdictions, such as Vermont, have declared their groundwater reserves to be a public trust.