Sentences with phrase «public hands»

Is it because they do not want this port to stay in public hands?

He initially made the proposal in a policy document over the summer, suggesting that franchises could be brought back into public hands as they expire.

Good formative assessment removes the embarrassment of public hand raising and gives teachers feedback that impacts how they're teaching at that moment.

If you are in the LA Area on Monday, come by the Xbox Meet Up where we will have the Xbox One, sensor and controller available for you to see — plus the very first public hands on demo of the new controller.

Corbyn will put forward plans for this to be one of the first acts of any Labour government led by him in 2020, meaning a third of the railways would be in public hands by the end of his first parliament in 2025.

In Germany, over 100 energy concessions have returned to public hands since 2007.

Labour party members have called on Ed Miliband to put the railways and postal service back into public hands if the party wins power at the next election.

Harris says that the first hurdle for the studio is to get the new game mode ready for public hands.

The first European public hands - on showing of the title will be at Japan Expo 2017 in Paris.

The discovery of these flaws leaked into public hands leading to a possible public relations mess if not disaster for the worlds largest chip fabricators as well as Microsoft.

The National Gallery of Art has announced that it has purchased one of the show's best paintings for its permanent collection, as the only undisputed Arcimboldo work in public hands in the U.S. -LSB-...] Curators are giving it the awkward title of «Four Seasons in One Head» and dating it to around 1490, when Arcimboldo would have been in his 60s.

But the more its founders can point to the dangers of the big bad public markets, with their activists focused on short - term returns, the easier it is for them to justify governance structures that keep control out of public hands.

The troubled East Coast rail line will be taken back into public hands, the Transport Secretary has announced today.

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The real problem was that Britain's Treasury refused to authorize the funds needed for investment as long as the enterprises remained in public hands.

It will buy $ 600 billion worth of US long - term bonds in the open market, close to 7 % of all Treasury securities in public hands, or about the amount the debt that the federal government will issue over that time period.

But the public hand - holding is clear; I'll habitually reach for his hand, and he'll keep it to his side and make a tiny groan of protest.

A first edition splash in the Times on spats between Theresa May and Philip Hammond was spiked to report on Labour's plan to bring «trains, energy firms and Royal Mail back in public hands».

Among our other positions were a living wage of # 8.10, a reduction of corporation tax for small and medium - sized enterprise, real electoral reform and a promise to have the NHS and schools remain in public hands.

The next mayor could be using his or her compulsory purchase powers and budgets to take more land in regeneration schemes into public hands, instead of leaving big developers in a controlling position.

Demands for the railways to be brought back into public hands will be made in the Commons later, after Green MP Caroline Lucas added an amendment to a Labour - backed motion.

He said he would keep Royal Mail in public hands and ban the bedroom tax in an independent Scotland that he led.»

Together, the public handed the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats an overall majority which they are using to press ahead with their austerity drive.

«The NUT will do all it can to raise awareness of this Coalition Government's disgraceful mismanagement of state education and campaign tirelessly to keep it in public hands.»

Meanwhile, the MP Tessa Jowell argues that its architects are simply handing over their problems to the public

Mandelson and the post office minister, Pat McFadden, have released the letter in a bid to drive home to staff and MPs that leaving the Post Office as it is in public hands will have dire consequences.

But Mr. Cuomo dismissed the public hand - wringing over his lack of communication.

Lib Dem party policy is to support the injection of much - needed private capital, but crucially 51 % would remain in public hands through a mix of mutualisation and direct public ownership; the same arguments for keeping the Post Office network in public hands apply to Royal Mail too, particularly given the pressing need to retain a universal and affordable service.

The Green Party say they are «the only party committed to keeping the NHS in public hands» - and along with the National Health Action Party, have at least both signed up to the new NHS Reinstatement Bill.

Valley View employees, residents and supporters deliver emotional pleas to keep the home in public hands.

Mr Corbyn said he wanted to see services like railways and the Post Office returned to public hands.

The Communication Workers Union tells Channel 4 News it will not «rule anything out» in its fight to keep the company in public hands.

Paul Reuter, national officer of Unite, which represents 15,000 Royal Mail managers, said the majority of people want the Royal Mail to stay in public hands.

He said that while strikes are not yet planned, the CWU is ready to fight to keep the Royal Mail in public hands.

The government now argues that the ageing magnox plants, which will stay in public hands, can continue operating much longer than originally planned.

In that way, their responses are «secret» and students will not be influenced by a public hand - raising.

In Philadelphia, working with the community to reclaim our public schools, we stopped school closures and kept public schools in public hands.

But the recent establishment of a «property group», which the department claims was set up to find sites for new free schools, has raised questions about whether the land will continue to rest in public hands.

Now Bernanke is lionized for increasing the Debt / GDP ratio while shifting debts from private to public hands.

Do anything to shift debt from private to public hands; but don't do anything that truly reconciles bad debt.

Less than 4.2 million post-split shares are in public hands (the balance belonging to Kalani Investments, but more about that later) and Monday's volume was over 12 million.

My question is this: do the present actions of policymakers genuinely help, as they shift debts from private to public hands, or do they merely delay the inevitable?

In terms of property, bad assets continue to be restructured / sold off (or they've migrated into public hands), while good assets & projects are being re-financed far more easily now.

This was coupled with an equally active policy of housing provision, with about 25 % of Germany's housing stock (even today) estimated to be in public hands.

I am happy whenever demonstrably environmentally injurious animals are legislated out of public hands.