Sentences with phrase «public control»

Ann Pettifor said that Labour needs to set the agenda and challenge the idea that public sector is to blame for the crisis and Michael Meacher MP urged Labour to advocate greater public control of banking.

Private schools and charter schools can be blatantly antithetical to the democratic levers of public control over public schools, as they generally operate with privately elected boards of directors or fully autonomous presidents.

But on any of the established republican views that sphere is a space that is carved out by public custom and law, maintained by public enforcement, and secured by a form of public control in which each has an equal share.

Rail services on the East Coast line through Peterborough and Stevenage are being brought under public control for the second time.

Opposition parties, however, have suggested the industry simply needs to have greater public control.

Since at least the late 1970s, political leaders in Minnesota had been discussing ways to reduce direct public control of schools.

The Saratoga - based organization «rejects a re-privatization plan now being circulated by Governor Cuomo that seeks to retain public control of NYRA and to unilaterally transfer funds legally designated for our state's thoroughbred racing industry into the state's general fund,» according to a prepared statement issued Tuesday.

The elected legislature should normally maintain full public control of government services and state operations, ensuring public and Parliamentary accountability through conditionally supporting the government, and articulating reasoned opposition, via its proceedings.

These countries «avoid making market mechanisms the only point of reference for social life, and they tend to subject them to public control which upholds the principle of the common destination of material goods.»

In addition, cities, states, and taxpayers have concerns about the costs of bonds and borrowing, how to get the best return on banked or invested public money, and an interest in finding innovative ways to fund public spending without surrendering public control, as is often the case with public - private partnerships.

But same - sex marriage does something much more fundamental: It asserts public control over marriage, detaches it from the reality of our bodies as male and female, and remakes it into a purely affective union for the sake of... affective union.

The key missing element from Ed's package is regaining public control of the money supply which was privatised as a consequence of Thatcher's financial de-regulation of the 1980s.

«Bringing back the East Coast mainline under public control permanently should be the first stage in returning the whole network to public ownership.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, and the New York Racing Association (NYRA) Tuesday announced an agreement to establish the NYRA Reorganization Board that will place NYRA under temporary public control in order to reform the association and transform oversight and management of horse racing in New York State.

Meetings are already being convened in various cities to discuss public control of this powerful technology.

Our public schools are the essential foundation of a functioning democracy and a healthy economy and require public control and vigilance to protect the common good and advance our broad public interests.

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As a Democratic and someone who is looking forward to a statewide career in Connecticut politics, what the hell was he thinking associating his name with a movie which seeks to denigrate teachers, destroy unions and undermine public control of public education?

While the primary focus of the blog has been the on - going effort to push back against the corporate education reform industry and re-take public control of public education, we've collectively dealt with an impressive array of issues.

The NDP wants to return the power sector to complete public control, even though public ownership of the power sector has been a raw deal for ratepayers.

It's not doing them any favours to be seen as something of a secret elite beyond public control, and I think they would benefit if we started treating them like everyone else.

The wide - spread application of transparency under the Convention would not only enhance the accountability of the underlying investor - State relations, but also enable better public control of the arbitral process.

«We really need robust privacy laws on the books that finally give the American public control over their sensitive information,» said Senator Ed Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat.

If not through conditionality of membership prospects, the EU should be involved at least in a number of politically - related and politically - neutral questions, from education reform to public control for tender procedures and anti-corruption measures with detailed benchmarks.

2Sometimes, especially in countries with less public control of the government, the government can make a corporation a de facto monopoly by strangling its competition, even if there is public support for competition.

Well, it's simply false to say that charters managed by an LEA are outside of public control in general.

Cuomo, however, says the state will continue oversight of NYRA even after it is no longer under direct public control.

Some Saratoga Springs area residents have come together to criticize what they say is a move by the Cuomo administration to retain public control of the New York Racing Association, the organization that oversees thoroughbred racing in the state.

Elected politicians should normally maintain full public control of devolved government and public services.

Public control over Ontario Hydro is essential to ensure accountability in how electricity is produced and priced, and provides good jobs and community benefits for infrastructure.

But now, mere months after the agreement was signed, a chorus of critics is already raising a host of concerns over privacy, transparency, public control, and the financial soundness of the deal struck by Toronto.

However, for a long time, most economists recognized that there are natural monopolies, which must be brought under public control.

A profound blow to this possibility has been forever dealt by the videocassette recorder, a technology whose diffusion and usage is defiant of public control».

In an interview with Greenpeace, the Labour MP and leadership candidate said: «I would personally wish that the Big Six were under public ownership, or public control in some form.»

Public Control for 3 Year Period to Improve Horse Racing in New York State New York State Press Release Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, and the New York Racing Association (NYRA) Tuesday announced an agreement to establish the NYRA Reorganization Board that will place NYRA under temporary -LSB-...]

Government considers putting Great Northern under public control whtimes.co.uk Great Northern, which operates through Welwyn Hatfield and Potters Bar, may be put under a new rail operator that will be be run under public control, it has been announced today.

If we are serious about science as a public good, we should give the public control over the ways in which some — and I stress «some» — of its money is spent.

Critics tend to favor a caricatured view of markets and a romanticized view of public control (at least, when they're not denouncing «political interference»), so they don't think of markets in these terms.

The public should always be concerned when so much money is being redirected away from public scrutiny and public control (and syphoned into charter schools, contract schools, SERC, etc).

Milwaukee educators step up the pressure on lawmakers in the fight to keep public schools under public control.

Six critical elements are necessary to meet this goal: transparency, accountability, quality, oversight, equity and public control.