Sentences with phrase «redefine public»

I was interested in putting on an exhibition with Phlegm for it is artists such as Phlegm who are helping to redefine public art and art generally in 2014.

She's someone who has used her inherited wealth and the wealth that she's married into to try to distort and reshape our laws to advance her personal views, which are that we should basically redefine public education to mean our tax dollars should be going to fund private schools, religious schools, that advance her worldview.

The terminal, according to the state, was designed to redefine public transport in line with the bus reform initiative of the government.

Former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver dodged a prison sentence in 2015 thanks to a U.S. Supreme Court decision redefining public corruption — but experts said he still faces a mountain of evidence at retrial that he used his powerful position for personal gain.

As the first state in the nation to incorporate a Sustainability standard in the state framework of standards, it's fitting that Vermont would lead the way in redefining a public school education around the needs of 21st century stewardship and citizenship.

RGB - lit rotating fan displays become 1080p capable at an affordable price, giving users access to HD 3D without glasses that doesn't suck and redefines the public's perception of a display device.

«Common Good (s): Redefining the public interest and the common good» — an essay by Anna Minton, accompanied by «After Ground Control», a presentation by Anna Minton.

Adjusting the frame of reference and context in order to encompass architecture, people, and traffic, and using materials that withstand the harsh conditions of climate, the artists included in this exhibition have redefined the public landscape with their monumental outdoor works.

In cooperation with Art Radio WPS1.org, Art Basel Miami Beach will also present the futuristic structure ULTRA by Federico Diaz and the Czech design collective E-Area at the entrance of the Art Positions site, redefining the public space and presenting a topology shaped for sitting, relaxation and interaction.

Both are technology companies adapted to legal service that are taking a bite out of the access to justice crisis by introducing vast numbers of otherwise disenfranchised customers into the market, And in doing so, these providers are prospering and redefining the public's perception of legal services.

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«Governor Carney redefined the office of the governor of the Bank of Canada,» said Lee, describing the general public persona of previous governors as «monks in the monastery,» speaking in an «econo - geek» language that didn't often resonate with Canadians at large.

TED Talks have redefined the elements of a successful presentation and become the gold standard for public speaking.

In a statement Tuesday, the Archdiocese of Washington called the decision unfortunate and even charged that the Public Policy Institute was supporting a «radical redefining of ministry.»

Anderson focuses on three questions: «What is marriage, why does marriage matter for public policy, and what are the consequences of redefining marriage?»

It redefines virtue to serve its own purposes, both private and public.

Then along came Kristol's new Public Interest and, a few years later, Podhoretz's reconfigured Commentary, journals that redefined the possibilities of American politics and offered intellectual shelter to those of us who had been ideologically homeless.

In a report commissioned by the Coalition for Marriage, which asked him to assess the likely knock - on legal consequences of any proposed gay marriage legislation, he writes that any decision to redefine marriage will have far - reaching consequences for schools, hospitals, foster carers and public buildings.

She has 3 children and is the founder of the Redefine Positive Project, an initiative that is working to reform HIV / AIDS education in public schools across the nation.

Pentecostalism, then, seems to redefine the masculine and feminine roles in the public and private spheres by opening space outside of the home for women and by «domesticating» the masculine sex.

To conclude, I believe we have to start redefining what «equal opportunity» refers to — it does not just refer to opportunities in the workplace and in public life.

The big banks, having caused the crisis in the first place and led governments to borrow vast sums to come to their aid, have successfully redefined the resulting fiscal deficits as entailing cuts to public spending and social protection.

Whether one wants public support for the media or not is a political question (and one all developed democracies have answered in the affirmative in the twentieth century), but as people's media habits and the economics of the industry change, effective intervention probably ought to be built around the «information» part of the sentence quoted above rather than the «several large sheets» part (just as «public service broadcasters» have in many countries sought to redefine themselves as «public service media organizations» to emphasize their cross-platform ambitions).

We have to deal with Trump, but we can sweeten the pill for the public by redefining the reputation of the US.

Look at how the 52 - 48 vote has been redefined: the British public on one side and unpatriotic Remoaners on the other.

In the case of the former New York State Assembly speaker, a federal appeals court cited a 2016 Supreme Court ruling redefining illegal actions by public officials.

It becomes more of a matter of concern when a renowned intellectual writes a book and begins to redefine events in his own way by abashedly evading facts that are reverberating in the public space in order to re-create a world of make - believe for his audience.

Silver's initial conviction was tossed out last June after the Supreme Court redefined the standard for public corruption cases.

Click here for the report, The Buffalo & Erie County Public Library, 1998 to 2008: Revisiting the Cohen Study and Redefining B&ECPL's Future.

«We must redefine to the public mind and let them understand that social democracy does not amount to equalizing poverty... Our party has contributed the most to the increase in the middle class of this country.»

In his public proclamations, his theorizing, and his religious ruminations, he cast a piercing gaze on existing formulations, rejected existing ideas, and freely redefined terms — space and time, pacifism, God — in search of deeper meanings.

The legislation redefines the «practice of professional engineering» as «any act of planning, designing, composing, evaluating, advising, reporting, directing or supervising that requires the application of engineering principles and concerns the safeguarding of life, health, property, economic interests, the public welfare or the environment, or the managing of any such act.»

The next generation of surveillance is already here and will redefine what we mean by public space

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As with Michael Mann's Public Enemies, the director's use of digital cameras clashes with the historical recreations before giving them new life, a fitting aesthetic revisionism to go along with the constantly redefined parameters of the stories Ruiz conjures from the ether.

Marvel is unlikely to wait for long before unleashing the new incarnation of Spiderman onto the viewing public, especially as it embarks on the process of redefining its character base and targeting new audience members.

And also true, one of festival's open - to - public panels titled «How do the films of 2016 redefine the American Hero?»

«A well - executed prize, in theory, should change the nature of the market and redefine supply and demand,» said Tom Vander Ark, who headed the Gates Foundation's education program through much of the 2000s and worked afterward with the XPRIZE organization, which conducts competitions designed to benefit the public.

Learn how teachers at Albemarle County Public Schools redefine failure as a part of learning, and find out how they build physical spaces and cultures that help students learn from errors.

Activists pressure schools to redefine «civic education» in terms of influencing public policy and engaging in political activity - while giving short shrift to being a good parent, dependable neighbor, and conscientious member of the nongovernmental institutions that compose civil society.

Although TFA is by no means the entire solution to the problems facing public education, or even our teacher shortage, TFA is helping to redefine the educational and economic opportunities available in rural and urban communities.

Milwaukee Public Schools is working to redefine the MPS experience by expanding fine arts programs.

These claims are meant to signal to the public that at last «we» are holding our teachers and students accountable for their teaching and learning, but thereafter, again, proficiency cut scores are arbitrarily redefined (among other things), and then five or ten years later «new and improved» tests and standards are needed again.

These two original KIPP Academies became the foundation for a growing network of schools that are transforming the lives of students in underserved communities, and redefining the notion of what is possible in public education.

By radically redefining adequacy to «rational» discipline as measured by test scores, the ruling was a regressive departure from the idea of a rich, well - rounded public education for children, particularly for Black, Latinx, and children of all ethnic groups living in poverty.

«Hopefully this will start to have our policymakers and our public start to think about how we redefine education to stop talking about school type and start focusing on how we fund kids and how we get quality,» says Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice President Robert Enlow.