Sentences with phrase «public value»

It can generate public value by establishing principles and goals but give others the authority to do the work.

Could politicians with the «wrong public values» be targeted for a fall?

The market sometimes fails to provide enterprises of obvious public value.

Such public valuing of items helps to steady an industry that could otherwise be a fickle beast.

• Further reading in this report from The Lowitja Institute, A Reciprocal Relationship: Accountability for public value in the Aboriginal community sector.

Its report, Gene Drives on the Horizon: Advancing Science, Navigating Uncertainty and Aligning Research with Public Values, stresses that although gene drive offers great promise for agriculture, conservation, and public health, neither the science nor the current regulatory system is adequate to address the risks and requirements of gene drive — altered organisms.

We need to reinvent federal grants - in - aid to the states, drain the federal for - profit contracting swamps, and wring more public value from grants to nonprofits.

-- Shade their lines towards public favorites, providing extra value for those willing to Bet Against the Public

On the bright side, the value is certainly there due to the small spread, which becomes a virtual pick - em scenario for the public

The talents, skills and work of ECEs is of great public value and, therefore, is deserving of public resources to ensure that this work is compensated appropriately.

Program Faculty Director Elizabeth City, who pushed her to think systemically, and both often utilize the «strategic triangle,» Mark Moore's model for how organizations create public value.

The traditional emphasis on legal education as delivering public value has led to a focus on quality of legal education as an overriding goal by law schools, the ABA Section of Legal Education, and the Association of American Law Schools.

Audit Scotland and the Accounts Commission to evaluate whether projects offer public value for money after NPD programme breached EU rules

Reciting the imperfections of democracy does not lead ineluctably to the conclusion that the least accountable branch of the federal government is the better forum for our national debate about public values.

In our view, this is not a very transparent way to dissolve a Crown corporation, even if served little public value.

Then, although battered by difficult relationships and confused by shifting public values, we might discover that we are still connected to the God in whom and by whom and through whom all things hold together.

Homosexuals appear to disvalue commonly held public values related to marriage, family, and children.

The AG's office has had to expend a significant effort to get the data from other state agencies, and should be seeking to get the most public value from it.

However, consider a historical analogy: the process by which western societies first came to accept pluralism, however grudgingly, as a fact of life, and eventually to regard tolerance as a cherished public value.

* Fordham Industries makes no claims as to political feasibility, impact on educational freedom, immediate assistance to children in failing schools, parental rights, religious educational options, pedagogical diversity, educational innovation, public value conflicts, size of the tax burden, fairness to private school families, student achievement, or civic values.

«Although there is extensive research on charter school achievement outcomes, relatively little is known about how the general public values these schools,» said Carlianne Patrick, author of the new report, «Willing to Pay: Charter Schools» Impact on Georgia Property Values.»

L.A. Unified officials have issued public value - added scores for schools and privately provided thousands of teachers with their scores.

The lawsuit also challenges the failure of the agency to meet its obligation under NEPA to consider leasing fewer and less sensitive areas with potential lower impacts to the wildlife and other public values of the Western Arctic.

Now that the scholarly and ultimately public value of having research and scholarship openly circulating from within a year of publication is being treated as a universal right, it raises a question about whether such a right should not be left up to the patchwork of funding agency and philanthropy policies.

One benefit would be «the democratic instillation of public values on the Court through the selection of new judges...» Another would be removing the «ability of one political movement to lock up the court for thirty years, as Republicans did at the start of the Twentieth Century and as Democrats did after the New Deal.»

The reasons for judgment in this case put squarely at issue the important public values with which this Court (and, likely, the Supreme Court of Canada) will ultimately have to grapple in determining whether, and in what circumstances, assisted suicide may, or may not, be in accord with the public interest, including the interest of that minority of the public in circumstances similar to those of Ms. Taylor.

After all, public education is, by definition, about instilling public values, which may not always match all of the personal values of all recipients of public education, or their parents.

«Work should proceed to examine the options of extracting greater public value from the Channel 4 corporation, focusing on privatisation options in particular,» the document read.

These other factors include the economy, confusion over colder weather and other perceptual biases, general distrust of government, climate policies such as cap and trade that are not easily sold as effective or in line with public values, the absence of White House leadership on the issue, institutional barriers in Congress and at the international level, and the continued communication and policy missteps of some scientists and environmental advocates.

In this updated 2012 Open Government Plan, we have advanced our commitment to openness and engagement by focusing our efforts on new initiatives and supporting activities that create public value.

Prevailing law faculty culture, and the prevailing faculty structure in a law school, reflect the model of a law school as primarily an academic enterprise, delivering public value.

After much deliberation guided by Rowlie on how best to establish quality and financial controls, as well as to improve the scholarly and public value of this work, what just might emerge — don't wake me until I'm finished please — is a Canadian scholarly publishing cooperative, operating in both official languages.

This has pretty much been the case since the LinkedIn offering in 2011, but it has reached insane levels now, where the comparisons between the private value return multiples that have been created and the public value return multiples are downright disgusting.

After all, write Anderson and Escher, «if two years of full - time professional training does not mean that MBAs will be held to higher standards of ethics and performance, what is the public value of the degree?»

The betting against the public value and reverse line movement are excellent sharp money indicators — particularly since 17 is considered a key number.

The attorneys in a letter to Judge Valerie Caproni write it's necessary to demonstrate why Steven Aiello and Joseph Gerardi believed both the FIilm Hub and the Inner Habor projects were in the public value so as to show their «states of mind» when agreeing to take them on.

I think the public values seeing their chief executive at the scene of any particularly difficult moment.»

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About Blog The American Journal of Political Science is committed to significant advances in knowledge and understanding of citizenship, governance, and politics, and to the public value of political science research.

July 18 - 20, 1969, the weekend of the moon landing, was the Kennedy family's House Of Medici moment: its public values embodied by the televised journey of the Apollo spacecraft; its ambitions by a simultaneous backroom scramble to stage - manage the death of Mary Jo Kopechne, one of the late Robert F. Kennedy's Boiler Room Girls, in a upturned Oldsmobile Delmont that Senator Ted Kennedy, the last surviving Kennedy son, had crashed into a pond on Martha's Vineyard after a party.

July 18 - 20, 1969, the weekend of the moon landing, was the Kennedy family's House Of Medici moment: its public values embodied by the televised journey of the Apollo spacecraft; its ambitions by a simultaneous backroom scramble to stage - manage the death of Mary Jo Kopechne, one of the late Robert F. Kennedy's Boiler...

For three weeks, the students worked together using Professor Mark Moore's strategic triangle — which entails focusing on an organizations key areas (public value, sources of legitimacy and support, and operational capacity) before taking a particular course of action — to understand the context of NACA and draw recommendations on ways to expand the network.

First, the good news: I found the results quite promising when it comes to public values and how teachers view America.

Surveys done by the NEA indicates that the public values these skills highly and believes that public schools are underperforming with respect to many of them.