Sentences with phrase «public act»

His interest in public acts of violence is thus a real issue of personal relevance.

Consequently it is profoundly misleading to say of the overt public act that it is an «outer manifestation» or «expression» of an inner mental act.

Those who perform immediate public acts should expect to be subject to immediate public scrutiny.

The fact is, his first real high - profile public act was to be sacked.

Do they ever, though, find a truly public act?

Because their relationship is founded on a clear, public act of commitment, a night out together makes a statement about the nature of the relationship.

were created by Public Act 096 ‐ 0820 effective November 18, 2009 to provide grants to be disbursed by the DNR to eligible local governments for park and recreation unit construction projects.

On the opposite end of the debate are those who find breastfeeding in public an act of indecency.

In 2012, Michigan passed Public Act 53, which prohibited public schools from using their resources, i.e., payroll deductions, to assist unions in collecting membership dues.

With Malloy's signature, Senate Bill 458 became Public Act 12 - 116 and Malloy, his Commissioner of Education, Stefan Pryor, and their allies were off and running in their effort to undermine public education in Connecticut.

On June 25, 2014, Lieutenant Governor Nancy Wyman led a ceremony at the Connecticut Children's Museum in New Haven to celebrate the signing into law of Public Act No. 14 - 172, An Act Concerning Improvement Opportunities Through Education and Ensuring Safe School Climates.

On August 1, 2012 Michigan Governor Rick Snyder signed into law Public Act No. 291, ensuring the state's investment in home visiting goes to proven, effective programs.

As Gregory Ferenstein notes over at TechCrunch, bathing and going to the bathroom were largely public acts for most of human history, with the notion of private rooms only becoming fashionable in the 19th century.

They remind us how essential it is that entire communities repent with one voice, and how dangerous it is when individual voices forfeit repentance with public acts of immodest remorse.

On June 4, 1996, after six months of debate, excitement, and testimony, Governor John Rowland signed Public Act 96 - 214, which established public charter schools in the State of Connecticut.

A pet sold in a pet store has the greatest chance of receiving the highest quality veterinary care should it become ill within the first year of life as a result of IL Public Act 098 - 0509;

Whether it's the simple personal act of not buying something, now that we know its story, or a more public act like picketing or taking political action — it's all important work.

A key provision of the law, now known as Public Act 12 - 116, was the creation of a Commissioner's Network.

The term family does not include any adult foster care facility licensed under Public Act No. 218 of 1979 (MCL 400.701 et seq.) except an adult foster care family home as defined in Section 3 of that Act (MCL 400.703).»

Waaaay back in 2013 there was an Alberta Bill passed that consolidated the Notaries Public Act and the Commissioners for Oaths Act.

The policy which permits media reporting on judicial proceedings depends on (i) the right of the public to be informed about a significant public act of the state, and (ii) the law's recognition that the way in which the story is presented is a matter of editorial judgment.

«My legislative record and public acts on behalf of my community speak louder than any pledge that I could sign.

The RTA was created by the Michigan Legislature through Public Act No. 387 of 2012.

In one of his last public acts before announcing his resignation, Attorney General Eric Holder submitted a statement of interest supporting the Hurrell - Harring lawsuit, the first ever U.S. Department of Justice show of support in a state court proceeding on public defense.

Not surprisingly, the Province of Ontario posts the largest number of effective public acts — about 700 — while the northern territories each consolidate less than 250.

Management theorist and corporate guru Tom Peters, in the well - titled book Thriving on Chaos, argues that leaders who do not engage in daily public acts of «bureaucracy bashing» are neither doing their job nor displaying loyalty to the corporation.

Where the Gospel itself was preached and believed, and its central public acts of baptism and the celebration of the Last Supper of Jesus with his disciples were seen to be done, there was the Church founded by him.

As federal prosecutors seek a record stretch in prison for any former elected official of more than 14 years in prison for the 72 - year - old Silver, the Manhattan Democrat in a letter to U.S. District Court Judge Valerie Caproni urged leniency and asked her to keep in mind the good public acts he has done.

This is beyond question the single most aggressive public act by a serving cabinet minister against his leader since Michael Heseltine walked out of the Thatcher cabinet over Westland in 1986.

THE SINNER Picked up to series STUDIO: Universal Cable Productions TEAM: Derek Simonds (w, ep), Jessica Biel (ep), Michelle Purple (ep), Antonio Campos (d, ep) LOGLINE: Overcome by an inexplicable fit of rage, a young mother commits a startling and very public act of violence — and to her horror has no idea why.

The Academy Awards ceremony is the only public act of artistic prize - giving that grants its highest honor not to the artist but to the facilitator.

Under Michigan's Public Act Four, which created his role, Roberts has near carte - blanche power over Detroit's schools and the people who run them.

But education experts say Public Act 4 has come to represent more than the contract between Detroit and its teachers — it's an example of the increasingly polarized state of education reform nationwide.

Both bills amend Public Act 287 of 1969, Michigan's law regulating pet shops, animal control facilities and animal shelters (although the new law does not apply to pet shops).

nothing is isolated in me nothing is isolated in the universe nothing does not involve me / in many public acts

The show, titled Harvest of Thorns, is a culmination of Chiurai's projects around public acts of violence as documented and represented by the media.

This is not achievable if a judgment is only accessible through the physical court file or through a commercial service or if a province does not publish private acts of their legislature alongside public acts.

Although «an act is an act,» public acts command more respect than private acts.

This column discusses two decisions that demonstrate the competing considerations in determining whether private institutions» campus security departments equate to public acts subject to public records laws.

The aim of the Bill remains to create a new public act governing HRPA and its members making the HRPA a true regulatory body much like those governing accountants and lawyers.

The law, now called Public Act 13 - 67, expands a current ban for auto damage appraisals that prohibits an auto insurer from directing a policyholder toward...

The new law titled Public Act No. 16 - 83, «An Act Concerning Fair Chance Employment,» states that employers may still conduct criminal background checks; however...

The OACIQ maintains DuProprio acts in a matter similar to that of real estate brokers and by doing so confuses the public

The MCEE was established by Public Act 102 as a temporary commission with a life of no more than two years in June 2011.

Governor Malloy is all ears as he learns about plans and early progress being made in schools that are part of the new Commissioner's Network — a key program enacted when the governor signed Public Act 12 - 116, Connecticut's sweeping education reform law.

IL Public Act 098 - 0509 exists to protect the pet owners in Cook County and State of Illinois.

First enacted as Public Act 295 in 2008, the law required electric utilities to ensure that 10 percent of their retail electricity sales are sourced from renewable options.