"To protect the public" means to ensure the safety, well-being, and best interests of the general population from harm or danger.
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It is also clear from the Rules that in - house lawyers are expected to consider and
protect the public interest from organizational misconduct.
We understand the importance
of protecting the public interest and advancing the mandate of this important consumer protection organization.
One of the more challenging issues that professional regulators can face
in protecting the public from unauthorized practitioners is ambiguity as to whether an activity constitutes a restricted activity or practice.
They are designed to
protect the public by ensuring that certain minimum competency requirements are met.
The findings were revealed in a highly critical report called
Protecting the Public Purse, which says councils are not doing nearly enough to tackle fraud.
Make sure that your representatives
protect public schools, defend their funding, and do their duty to serve all children relying on them.
Under proposed federal standards, metropolitan and state transportation planners would incorporate methods to reduce pollution in their long - term plans — supporting community needs
while protecting public health.
This has nothing to do
with protecting the public and everything to do with restricting access to the profession, restricting supply and supporting income.
They stopped short of making changes to pit bulls, specifically, but the court attorney's office and animal control officials are looking for ways to
better protect the public from dangerous dogs.
This is not in the public interest and does
not protect the public interest, which includes acceptance of gay people.
Increasing solar power would
help protect public health by reducing harmful air pollution from the state's fossil fuel - fired power plants.
The reality is that many on low and middle incomes would be vastly better off if future resources were put into tax credits or
protecting public services.
The registry aims to
protect the public against poor practice and provide recognition and support for registered family mediators.
But pushing a transmission line through
protected public land would almost certainly provoke outrage from environmentalists.
We are concerned by this attitude and believe we need to change it so that everyone involved is more focused
on protecting public health than only complying with regulations.
This kind of work preserves and promotes the general welfare of the working dogs and helps
protect the public at large.
But punishment is just one function of our criminal justice system, which must
also protect the public, reform offenders and try to prevent people entering it in the first place.
The state's constitution
protects public employees and officials from having their pensions reduced or diminished after they start their public employment.
«We're a self - regulated profession and the law society is there to
protect the public when lawyers aren't doing what they're supposed to be doing,» he said.
• Many public water systems draw all or part of their supply from groundwater, so protecting the resource
protects the public water supply and impacts treatment costs.
That is a required endorsement to
protect the public if there is an accident, including if there is a spill of hazardous materials.
For years, governments have struggled to allow the voluntary resolution of collective bargaining disputes while at the same
time protecting the public interest.
In order to more
effectively protect the public health and environment, we urge that communities consider this option and the other recommendations outlined below as they prepare for town meeting votes.
The
office protects the public good and can investigate and file lawsuits in the areas of consumer fraud, civil rights, real estate, environmental protection and internet transactions.
The list of questions is split into four sections: the governing body and school staff; setting the budget; value for money, and
protecting public money.
But many expressed doubts about how effective the new system would be, given the difficulty of identifying which rules to remove and preserving those which
genuinely protect the public.
Unlike regular cloth diapers they do not need diaper covers and come with the added intention of
protecting public pool areas from contamination.
To
protect the public realm, he said, we need a robust culture of active citizenship without which rights are just words on a piece of paper.
By employing best practices and investing in new technologies, states can more
efficiently protect public health and substantially reduce heat - trapping emissions.
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