Sentences with phrase «section of the public»

He said MPs felt «very sore and very vulnerable» in the wake of the expenses scandal but added «large sections of the public also feel angry and disappointed».

The measures have however been criticized by sections of the public who say it will not yield the needed results because they were not thorough enough.

There is one small section of public beach, if you prefer to enjoy the coastline independently.

And the work experience section of your public relations resume is the most important one for convincing the recruiters you're the right candidate.

But this should definitely come as a big blow to the tech giant which is already facing backlash from certain sections of the public for their aggressive policies on patents.

Find out how to reclaim your own section of public space and turn it into a beautiful, temporary park by reading the official how - to manual.

Some institutions primarily serve a specific demographic, such as military personnel or federal employees, but others work with a greater section of the public.

Yet this status is often challenged by the argument that it excludes vast sections of the public and ultimately serves only a narrow — even elite — audience.

Many observers felt that the appointment of three deputies to one Ministry was unnecessary given the fact that the President had already come under fire from sections of the public for the size of his government.

There has been a mix - bag of reactions from politicians, public figures and sections of the public following the calls by some concerned workers of the institution for an impeachment of the Chair.

Print and initial online versions of «Cruising Toward Calamity,» November, should have stated that attorney Charles A. Patrizia is co-chair of the Maritime Committee of the ABA Section of Public Utility, Communications and Transportation Law.

Portugal's Superior Magistrates Council, an oversight body, said it had taken note of the «vivid criticism from broad sections of public opinion», but added courts are independent and it could not intervene, even when faced with «archaic, inappropriate or unfortunate» comments by judges.

«You win from the centre; you win when you appeal to a broad cross section of the public; you win when you support business as well as unions.

This week, news about Ghana's indebtedness to Nigeria Gas to a tune of $ 180 million has sparked outrage among sections of the public.

Violence in video games has been widely condemned by sections of the public over the years but it was always thought kids would be intelligent enough to make the separation between reality and the game they are playing.

The immense 8.468 - mile circuit includes sections of public roads in the Sarthe region of western France, so the reinstatement of the traditional test day after a two - year hiatus was welcomed by the team and drivers alike.

The immense 8.468 - mile circuit includes sections of public roads...

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Street: behind the cliché considers the particular section of public space called the street as a local theater, a stage on which the complex stratification of cultural codes is acted out and identity is formed.

Sadly, the Mansfield definition now needs to be updated in light of the government's ferocious onslaught on legal aid that effectively removed social welfare and most of family law from the scheme («the increasing section of the public too poor to afford a lawyer, not poor enough to qualify for legal aid and for whom legal aid is no longer available»).

The «Justice Gap», according to the human rights lawyer Michael Mansfield QC, refers to «the increasing section of the public too poor to afford a lawyer and not poor enough to qualify for legal aid».

The next section of your public relations specialist resume can contain the objective statement, that has to describe what position you are looking for and what skills and qualifications you have for the job.

Now the Blairites themselves stand accused of harking back to the glories of 20 years ago and failing to acknowledge just how alienated large sections of the public feel from traditional Westminster politics.

While nowhere near as vast a stretch of beach as Varadero, Playa Ancon is home to two beach hotels, and a few sections of public beach where you can get fantastic mojitos and really good grilled shrimp at really reasonable prices.

I do however understand that this is not the case for many women in public midwifery sections of public hospitals, and they are expected to allow the «doctor» to do his job, and everything is organized at his or her convienience....

This has its root in the ability of small groups of people to control the countries» political parties and large sections of the public administration.

By deliberately inflating the «welfare» bill, the government is playing into the false public perception that huge sections of the public are currently languishing on the dole.

• Elected representatives and politicians should recognise a need for continuous dialogue between decision - makers and different sections of the public over detailed policy choices.

A second point is that, if sections of the public still want to lobby for representation and political action on environmental matters dear to their hearts, there are many campaigning charities, NGOs and activist groups willing to pick up the mantle.

Since there is no way that the governor can call a special in 148 prior to the general election, the following section of the Public Officers Law controls: § 42.

«What this tells us is that this is a really serious problem right now in West Africa that requires a full - court press by the international community to get it under control,» says epidemiologist Jeffrey Duchin, chief of the communicable disease epidemiology and immunization section of the public health department in Seattle and King County, Washington.

I find that sharing my posts on social media, and then re-sharing again on Medium, Mogul, and in the Notes section of my public Facebook author page helps to provide maximum impact and visibility.

Talking about an open OS and stuff is great for a small section of the public but showing how much easier it is to take notes on this device using a stylus is something that will sell this kind of device to even the technically challenged.

Online banking makes sense for GS Bank, because it can reach a large section of the public without adding overhead from countless brick - and - mortar locations across the nation, a challenge for large national chains and some of the smaller community - sized banking institutions.

Whether EA's decision to shut the boxes down turns out to be a token effort only time will tell but it appears as though sections of the public have had enough and are genuinely worried about the effect that thry might have on the younger generation.

In some paintings, Rasgado incorporates violent gestures of political protest that were painted on public walls, while in others, he incorporate sections of public walls that seemingly lack any content.

Sean Williams, the immediate past chair of the employee communications section of Public Relations Society of America, suggests that companies should «get away from the concept of engagement being something separate when it's part of good management.»

The next section of your Public Accountant Resume can contain the objective statement, that has to describe what position you are looking for and what skills and qualifications you have for the job.

This proposal is soon to be aired for wider deliberation through publication as a letter in World Psychiatry with a link to a detailed proposal on the WPA website on behalf of the WPA Section of Public Policy in Psychiatry, with the support of executive members of the Section of Conflict Management and Resolution.

Notwithstanding the party's multi-ethnic antecedents, the NPP is perceived by sections of the public as predominantly «Akan party».

He is a contributing author to the American Bar Association's annual report, Section of Public Utility, Communications and Transportation Law.

Yet it seems to be more acceptable to demonise other sections of the public.

At the Kaduna meeting, President Muhammadu Buhari's ministers talked to artisans, traditional rulers, students and a cross section of the public.

The causes of this phenomenon are disputed, but perhaps the most important is the desire of large sections of the public to pay less for alcohol and its willingness to evade paying duty to do so.