Sentences with phrase «out of public»

«At a time when advanced science and technology is so important to solving our national challenges, this budget would force the United States» smartest researchers out of public interest science.»

Internet restrictions help keep critiques out of the public eye.

DJ Patil talks about how to get more out of public and private information while protecting that data from abuse

«PM» is «private message»: step out of the public space and get the deal done.

In a study published last year in the Journal of the American Medical Association, researchers described a poignant example of this dynamic after they followed nearly 5,000 low - income families who moved out of public housing and into better neighborhoods.

But although the disease flickers in and out of the public consciousness, a new study shows that another killer was nearly as deadly: snakebites.

After more than 60 years out of the public eye, the majestic bird was definitively sighted once again.

«While the internet is often held up as the instrument of free speech, it is often used for the opposite purpose, to drive people out of the public debate.»

Although solar power quickly fell out of public view, Swanson remained intrigued by the challenge.

Both the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate passed versions of the tax bill in the past month that had been drafted largely out of public view.

«Some research on sex - related and substance abuse behavior is easy to ridicule if it is taken out of its public health context.

The married women tend to remain in the tents, out of public sight, as is traditional in Islamic societies.

► «Ongoing scientific misconduct investigations usually take place out of the public's view,» wrote Servick in this week's Science.

Five years after the Dover trial pushed intelligent design out of public school classrooms, how has evolution instruction fared?

After O'Byrne, the gay former Jesuit priest, was forced out of his public role in a tax scandal in October 2008, he began advising Gill behind the scenes.

Then, the two sides will negotiate out of public view until a deal is struck.

And now, just as the nation was beginning to tire of the great 2009 expenses scandal, we have servants» quarters paid for out of the public purse.

Often, especially when time has passed out of the public eye, politicians and candidates seek to avoid or forget past political promises and platforms.

Mejias, he added, «looks like a person who just can't stand to stay out of the public eye.»

The bill also has a provision allowing states to opt out of the public option.

Candidates who opt out of the public system would still face restrictions on the dollar amount for individual donations that they could accept.

To an outsider, you will find it difficult to understand that sitting next to friends and family will be the righteous persons of civic activism — those that lead, those that volunteer, those that opt out of the public spotlight from any sort of recognition while they do God's work here in Queens.

It allows private financiers and construction firms to make a killing out of public infrastructure, privately owned via offshore tax havens.

In a culture where lawmakers spend hours in closed - door meetings, and their activities out of the public eye are considered proprietary, Tester is a trailblazer bent on opening up the inner workings of his office.

WBFO»S Eileen Buckley reports Emerson High School Principal James Weimer backed out of a public appearance.

Minklei thinks more business was done out of the public light with two board members not constrained by the state's Open Meetings Law like they are with a smaller board.

Why isn't this Democratic Tax evader in jail and out of public office?

«It is the same hostile environment all over again, shutting our fellow citizens out of public life, treating communities who made Britain their home as second - class citizens.

The idea of Stella and her husband, magazine publisher Alasdhair Willis, doing a Diane Abbott in reverse — dragging their children out of public schools to send them to the local state - education establishments to give them a better chance in life — is laughable.

Two bills — one supporting the tribes» plan for East Windsor and a competing bill that also would open up the process to more potential operators — both passed out of the public safety and security committee last month, neither with a strong mandate.

Weimer pulled out of a public speaking appearance Wednesday at the downtown Library for the Buffalo Talks Speaker Series.

Correction officials frequently note the poor condition of the jails, which they say put staff and inmates at risk, while inmate advocates argue the jail is hard to access for families who want to visit, is far from courts where inmates must make appearances, and is out of the public eye.

This comes after several court decisions ruling in favor of the New York State Teachers» Retirement System have kept those names out of the public eye.

A look at the decisions Obama has made since becoming the nominee — opting out of public financing, reversing course on the domestic surveillance bill, etc. — suggests a real strain of pragmatism in his thinking that further bolsters the «steady hand» argument when it comes to his vice presidential selection.

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Blair Horner, with the New York Public Interest Research Group, says when negotiations like those on procurement reform are conducted out of public view, bad decisions can be made.

Jan. 2 - Miner requests feasibility study from interim SU Chancellor Eric Spina, who says he will not provide the document, «which we are working to keep out of public disclosure through FOIA.»

That was the message out of a public forum at Southold Town Hall Tuesday night, where representatives from the Suffolk County Water Authority, Legislator Al Krupski, and members of the Town Board all spoke about the importance of keeping the North Fork's freshwater supplies safe.

In 2000, George W. Bush opted out of public financing in his nomination campaign because money was flowing so freely into his campaign war chest and he was worried about rival Steve Forbes's ability to fund his own campaign out of his private fortune.

All of these candidates who pulled out of public financing put political need ahead of public interest.

«New Yorkers are getting cheated out of public resources — and the developers are getting benefits and giving back nothing in return,» Stringer said in a statement.

Thompson announced his 2013 candidacy shortly after that loss, but has been largely out of the public eye since.

The anonymity exemption, which requires gun owners to provide a reason they wish to remain out of the public record, is a response to the controversy that followed the Journal News» publication last month of the names and addresses of over 33 thousand hand gun permit holders in Rockland and Westchester counties, north of New York City.

I've been out of the public eye basically for 17 years.»

As Politics.co.uk reported last month, the DWP recently lost a legal challenge to keep the documents out of the public domain but campaigners feared it may appeal against the decision.

But Gov. Andrew Cuomo is holding budget talks even further out of public view than in previous years, taking them from the Capitol to the governor's mansion.

Cuomo, of course, has gotten beaten up recently over being anything but transparent, from his use of PIN - to - PIN function on his Blackberry, eskewing emails and keeping some of his documents from his time as attorney general out of the public view.

The governor had kept out of the public eye during much of recent negotiations, and Durkin assumed the role of Rauner's proxy in the talks with Madigan and Democratic Senate President John Cullerton.

Even as some legislators were learning the outlines of the proposals, legislative language was still circulating — out of public view — among a small circle of people close to the governor, Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan, Senate Independent Democratic Conference Leader Jeff Klein and Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie.

Except for a public dalliance with conservative firebrand Ann Coulter, Stein remained out of the public eye for years.