Sentences with phrase «public halls where»

The book's strongest moments come when the author's newsroom instincts take us inside the private quarters and public halls where a godless soviet dictator showed his all - too - human face to American businessmen, entertainers, politicians, and Average Joes.

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Meanwhile, the corporation has been conducting town halls across the country in recent months, trying to gauge public reaction to the prospect of significant reductions in service levels, especially in those older urban areas where homeowners still get (costly) delivery to the door (equivalent of about 40 % of households).

«You'll find DMVs, town halls, and libraries in malls increasingly — the type of place where the public government can interact with the public,» Williamson said.

I was privileged to be invited to Westminster Hall, where, in an extraordinary moment of British history, the Pope was to address Members of Parliament and a great gathering of men and women in public life from across Britain.

Moreover, the women also sell their vegetables in City centers along Peoples» Park and near City Hall every Friday where their certified organic products are available to the public.

Especially at a large public research university, where the average lecture hall reaches maximum capacity at 500 students, the grueling pressure to excel, to set the curve, and to be the best, drives many students to purchase the «study drug.»

It's like a perpetual town hall where the public can now impact the conversation regularly and sometimes in a very large way.

On one occasion he diplomatically suggests the BBC is «a disgrace to public service broadcasting», reads Lord Hall a tweet from Paul Mason and adds, for good measure, that «it is now difficult to tell where the network BBC stops and the «No» campaign begins».

Outside the hall Labour Party staff are showcasing Your Britain (www.yourbritain.org.uk), the new website where the public can submit ideas, comment on policy proposals and find details of other events.

Those issues could threaten the peace at City Hall, where both sides have exhibited a preference for compromise over any public breach, most notably exemplified by the complete absence of mayoral vetoes of council legislation up to this point.

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.

«Airbnb's practices are swallowing up affordable housing units, forcing New Yorkers from their homes and precipitating a spike in homelessness, unprecedented since the Great Depression,» Public Advocate Letitia James said during a rally outside City Hall, where the report was released.

The plan was presented to the media, to the public and at a Town Hall meeting, but never where it should have been presented, at the negotiations table.

The points the challenger makes fall flat if you believe the public is satisfied with the general direction at Town Hall, where, as the leader of a one - party Town Board, Mr. Russell clearly sets the tone.

Avery Hall's proposal also calls for creating a «public piazza» lined with shops where locals could sit outside at tables.

They suggest conducting experiments to test that hypothesis.Meanwhile, John Hall Cushman of Sonoma State University in Rohnert Park, California, showed that soil samples taken along hiking trails have much higher rates of P. ramorum spores than those taken away from the trails, and that plants in areas with high visitation rates, such as public parks, had greater infection rates than those on sites where access is restricted.

«Well, Miss Leah, this is what we call being baptized by fire,» Brooks said, urging the Arts in Education student to the stage in Askwith Hall, where he and Trisha Yearwood had been fielding questions about their careers, their family life, and their public service.

In northern California, students will begin to fill the halls of GPS in Sacramento on Monday, August 14, where they will engage in curriculum based off the nationally renowned Summit Public Schools model, a model where students are prepared for success in college and beyond through personalized learning, project based learning and goal setting.

Hall County has been quietly transforming its schools into district - run charters, but not in the headline - catching fashion of places like New Orleans, where charters often grew atop failing public schools and came with wholesale staffing changes.

Eleven miles northeast, where the notorious Cabrini Green public housing project once stood, Tara Stamps asks a young man to help her wheel a cart down the hall.

The epicenter was in Boca Raton, where more than 1,000 students as young as 11 years old marched from public and private schools to City Hall, wielding signs, shouting chants and pressing for gun reform.

The Thailand Railway Hall of Fame should rightfully take its place as a national railway museum similar to museums in other countries where trains are a primary form of public transport.

Part of the museum's main exhibition hall is transformed into a gay nightclub, where the public encounter the remnants of a party, witnessing an activity going on prior to the opening of the exhibition.

In addition to the Guild Hall show, which runs through Oct. 11, she has been commissioned by the Whitney Museum of American Art to install a monumental artwork, opening to the public on Sept. 10, at the construction site where it plans to build its new branch in the meatpacking district starting next spring.

Hop on to the Damien Hirst - designed Tate Boat, and sail down the Thames en route to Tate Modern, where Tacita Dean's Turbine Hall commission has just opened to the public.

In public buildings and monasteries, where large halls and rooms had to be heated, the furnaces would be much larger.

The Action Committee is part of the Canadian Forum on Civil Justice at York University in Toronto, where it is affiliated with the Osgoode Hall Law School and the York Centre for Public Policy and Law.

But in an era where cable news is our town hall and Twitter our forum for public discourse, Avenatti — with his bronzed skin and tailored suits, dispensing sound bites or yelling that his opponents are thugs — shines.