Sentences with phrase «public nature»

The installations range from intimate to expansive and respond to the physical architecture and the simultaneously private and public nature of the gallery.

Shaken by the review, Casper ruminates on the accusations, and when introduced to Twitter by his ten - year old son, Percy, he finds an outlet in which to retaliate, which he does without realizing the very public nature of Twitter.

In the judgment of the Court of Appeal, «the purpose of the two person rule was to provide a basic requirement that had to be satisfied before it could be said that the offence was of a sufficiently public nature for it to be an offence».

Social media's public nature makes Twitter or YouTube a perfect venue for such a propaganda victory, even if the attackers caused no material damage and advanced the front lines in Iraq not one foot.

Named after his old home, «Ganjiakou 3o3» is Zhu's first solo exhibition in Shanghai and is poised to present a series of paintings and installations rendered from 1979 to the present day, each dealing with aspects of intimacy and the paradoxically public nature of Apartment Art.

Wang also plans to strengthen the museum's interaction with public thought and opinion, «re-establishing the museum's implicitly public nature».

The now public nature of BrokerCheck means that financial services professionals can not take passive attitudes towards the process of their separations.

In statements, representatives of the group disagreed with CoinDesk's findings, arguing our questions may have been disadvantaged by their intended public nature.

Add to this truth the lightning fast and obviously very public nature of social media and mistakes become nearly inevitable — and potentially disastrous, as many companies have already found out to their great embarrassment.

In a conversation with Jad Abumrad, host and creator of Radiolab, Walker explained how she decided to erect a handkerchief - wearing, sugar - coated sphinx in the space and discussed the very public nature of her new work.

Keller says it's the public nature of recognition for achievement that Millennials particularly appreciate.

Guthrie's abrupt ouster shocked faculty and students alike, but what truly surprised them was the public nature of the dismissal.

People like the ability to control the public nature of their LinkedIn profile and can be counted on to migrate in large numbers if the feature is ever withdrawn.

Given the public nature of the block chain, the shared ledger where each bitcoin transaction is recorded, the system is more open and transparent in some respects.

The public nature of social media platforms is giving these conversations more exposure.

Janszen (E): What I'm noting, starting with the gold crisis over the last few weeks, and the public nature of some of the complaints that we're hearing out of Brazil and China and the front page of the Financial Times, we seem to be heading into a pretty serious currency crisis.

By virtue of their public nature, resolutions can be an effective press / PR lever.

Eric Janszen, Interview with Dr. Michael Hudson 6 November, 2010 Janszen (E): What I'm noting, starting with the gold crisis over the last few weeks, and the public nature of some of the complaints that we're hearing out of Brazil and China and the front page of the Financial Times, we seem to be heading into a pretty serious currency crisis.

The patent, which was filed in September of 2016, heavily praises the technology behind the patent, stating in one instance that: «One advantage of block chain [sic] based ledgers is the public nature of the block chain architecture that allows anyone in the public to review the content of the ledger and verify ownership.»

Kraken's CEO pointed out the short turnaround time requested by the Attorney General's office, and the public nature of the request, making it clear that the Attorney General's request is more of a public relations campaign directed towards cryptocurrency exchanges rather than an honest attempt at getting information about the companies» operations.

For the past ten years, three theological issues have concerned me most: the public nature of theology, the religious reality of fundamental trust, and the meaning of theological pluralism.

Since I have not in fact» «changed my mind» in any basic way on the availability, of a positive response to all three questions, I will here move on to the more difficult question of the public nature of systematic theologies.

The issue of the public nature of theology is a familiar one.

«The record indicates that the public nature of baptism is an integral part of the Presbyterian Church's understanding of the sacrament,» Chief Justice Douglas Combs wrote for the majority.

We began by stressing the public nature of the minister's authority.

«Christie and I have talked recently and I have privately apologized to her, but, given the public nature of their divorce and custody battle, I feel a public apology is also appropriate and deserved.

I admit the public nature of this makes me nervous (I've never done something like this before) but I'm hoping it will help all of us take a positive step toward health and vitality.

This coherence rests on the primacy given to the main republican principles — in particular, the public nature of debate and the promotion of self - government — over all economic considerations.

In November 2011, the Ministry of Justice confirmed that an order had come into effect bringing the university admissions body UCAS, the FOS and ACPO under the scope of the FoI on the basis that they all perform functions of a public nature.

She also feels bad for First Lady Melania Trump due to the public nature of her husband's cheating scandal.

McCoy and his collaborators took advantage of the public nature of the bitcoin blockchain technology to trace ransom payments over a two - year period ¬.

«A clue lies in the political and public nature of a controversial war fought by a volunteer army,» says Klug, who presented his findings in August at the annual conference of the American Psychological Association in Boston.

But we have to be sure that we protect the public nature of those data.

It relies on a bureaucratic, top - down approach that is poorly suited to the public nature of much of today's research, and to the sheer volume of information coming from the latest space probes.

Note that if you opt for coaching sessions at a public venue, we can not be held responsible for any decreased privacy or breaches of confidentiality because of the public nature of the meeting.

The public nature of most social sites ensures that you can check up on other people someone has been flirting with and what sort of tales they've been telling.

Privacy: Communicate the public nature of Twitter to parents.

Any decision by state officials that erodes the public nature of charter schools because they fail to fit inside a shoebox definition of a «local, free school» usurps our right to access a diverse set of learning options.

When people are given a fuller definition, including the public nature of charters, the freedom charters have to be more innovative while being held accountable for improved student achievement, and the greater partnerships among parents, teachers, and students often found at charters, we see support grow across partisan and ideological lines.

That is, the benefits ECO-C Intervention produces are largely of a public nature.

Also those businesses who carry out functions either wholly or mainly of a public nature (unless they have charitable status) can not claim, i.e. NHS, GP and prison services.