Sentences with phrase «other members of the public»

Meanwhile, other members of the public think they can dump their family pet on the welfare organisations.

Does it depend on how much the person has to deal with public authorities, or even other members of the public?

This is alleged to be more friendly to business, which otherwise gets confused — though other members of the public, even lawyers, may find this practice convenient.

2) Mixed ability groups — if you are visiting Cornwall with a group of friends or maybe some have more surf experience than others, a lesson exclusive to your group gives the coach flexibility to provide tips for both beginner and developing surfers without the distraction of other members of the public in your group.

In an interview with Total Politics (published next month), Labour MP Meg Hillier talks about the balance MPs have to strike between engaging with constituents and other members of the public who get in touch on Twitter (and potentially embroil their elected representatives in endless 140 - character back - and - forths) versus engaging with people in «the real world».

However, the school board, superintendent, principal, teachers, and staff are under no obligation to share the specific school safety and security plan procedures that are in place with parents or other members of the public if doing so would compromise the effectiveness of the plan.

Why do so many store owners, airline stewardesses, and other members of the public ask breastfeeding mothers to leave, stop nursing, or cover up?

The fine print also says the governor will not take money from a state agency officer, an employee who serves at the pleasure of the governor or other members of public authorities or other boards appointed by the governor.

And for the other point of view have a look at BBC boss Mark Thompson over at the Guardian: «The central right we are upholding in this decision is the public's right to hear the full range of political perspectives, to hear other members of the public putting those perspectives to the test, and then to form their own conclusions.

Policymakers need to communicate honestly with parents and other members of the public about the value of education data and how states and districts are protecting the data they collect.

A service dog may not bark, sniff or eliminate in public; and may not interfere with other members of the public.

I do hope you and other members of the public come to the talk tonight and ask Justice Goldstone any remaining questions you may have.

[538] I find that the danger faced by prostitutes greatly outweighs any harm which may be faced by other members of the public.

(i) «For an order to be necessary for the protection of the public the inquiry committee must be satisfied that there is a real risk to patients, colleagues or other members of the public if an order is not made.

He, however, added that the group (ICE) would soon reach out to student unions in tertiary institutions in the state, traditional rulers and the National Orientation Agency on the need to sensitise the youths and other members of the public to shun violence during the 2019 elections.

The foundation suggested the government should look into the best way to provide new migrants with practical information; accommodation in the context of wider strategies on affordable housing; remove barriers to English classes; and work on the relationship between migrants and other members of the public.

A hearing by Senate Republicans on New York City's public campaign financing system was overshadowed by protests, as government reform groups and other members of the public were denied entry, and noisy protests ensued.

A hearing by state Senate Republicans on New York City's public campaign financing system was overshadowed by protests, as government reform groups and other members of the public were denied entry, and noisy protests ensued.

The judge then asked reporters and other members of the public to leave the courtroom, so that the prosecution, defense and lawyers for one or more of the non-parties could discuss the matter freely.

The party said it read with utmost disgust the frivolous statement credited to the minister where he reportedly told Nigerians and other members of the public that the attacks on two communities in Benue State that led to the death of over 74 people and destruction of properties worth millions of naira were as a result of the open grazing prohibition law enacted by the state government.

These releases are intended for journalists and other members of the public.

It must include the names of any phonics or reading schemes being used in Key Stage 1 (KS1), a list of the courses available to pupils at Key Stage 4 (KS4), including GCSEs, as well as how parents or other members of the public can find out more about the curriculum.

how parents or other members of the public can find out more about the curriculum your school is following

the name of the member of staff who deals with queries from parents and other members of the public

Parents, educators, and other members of the public should be able to find important information about the security and privacy of student information, such as: Why is data collected?

Under a recently enacted New York law, parents will be allowed to see evaluations of their children's current teachers, and other members of the public will be allowed to see evaluation data only with the names of the teachers removed.

You may share this by email or via various social media platforms, with your friends, family members or any other member of the public, provided they are aged 18 or over and a UK resident («Friend»)- for the avoidance of doubt, you can not refer yourself.

Millions of people care for outdoor cats, and they are just as healthy as any other member of the public.

A volunteer, rescuer, or any other member of the public not only has the First Amendment right to speak out against abuses and violations of law committed by a government shelter, he or she also has a constitutionally protected right to demand that the government correct the wrongs that are identified.

And now you can meet them without any other members of the public in the Park.

You and other members of the public may not have much confidence in our work (and the oil industry and their hired guns play on that), but I think you'd have to admit that we've done quite well in the past.

I'm all for calling such loose - lipped attorneys out as being bad for clients, for not exercising their obligation of loyalty to the fullest, etc., but should they be legally prohibited from talking about stuff that every other member of the public is free to discuss?

Mr. Dearden first attempted to block observation of the proceedings by myself and the other members of the public present, and attempted to obtain the identities of each of the observers in turn.

The Leahy - Smith America Invents Act (AIA) created three new post-grant proceedings permitting competitors and other members of the public to challenge the validity of issued patents in trial - like administrative proceedings.

The court imposing the suspension may also require additional notice to be sent, such as to financial institutions if necessary to protect the interests of clients or other members of the public.

This review board was established under the Criminal Code of Canada is made up of respectable members, ranging from judges, lawyer to healthcare professional and other members of the public.

From a regulatory perspective, there are three categories of complaints that raise professionalism issues: 1) incivility; 2) counselling or behaving dishonourably; and 3) misleading the court, another lawyer, the Law Society, a client or other member of the public.

For a Section 110 order to be made, the order must be in the interests of the safety of the accused and other members of the public.

In the judge's view, the order must be «in the interests of the safety of the accused and other members of the public», and in order to decline to give such an order, the judge must explain their decision.

In addition, the government and other members of the public, will expect (and may be legally entitled to believe) that a person with the title of, say Treasurer, does have some special powers and privileges.

This website contains forms that are available for use by the Bar and other members of the public, as well as notices governing practices or procedures within the different regions or divisions of the Provincial Court.

The mandatory provisions of the Coroners Act 1988 (CA 1988), s 8 (3) apply to the circumstances of deaths such as those of Princess Diana and Dodi Al Fayed as there is a real likelihood that others in the public eye might be chased by the paparazzi and exposed to risks, as might other members of the public.

Otherwise, the biggest difference recognised by clients and other members of the public is «look, feel and touch».

Ability to deal tactfully, professionally, and courteously with residents, and other members of the public, City staff, City Council members and other appointed officials