Sentences with phrase «to serve the public interest»

They are not serving the public interest by doing so.

In fact, the experience of the state central panel system is that it is highly cost - effective, and better serves the public interest, according to recent studies.

Bringing different perspectives to governance serves the public interest because it grows capacity from under - represented groups within the leadership of law societies.

Such heavy - handed conduct reveals the true agenda, which certainly has nothing to do with serving the public interest.

By it's own nature, the advancement of science serves a public interest.

A repeal or cap on forgiveness would create additional financial stress and hardship for graduate and professional students serving the public interest.

The principle allows governments to seize property, with fair compensation to owners, when a case can be made that such seizure serves the public interest.

In my case I worked 7 years to lift the last veil of self - interest to ensure that the mandate of serving the public interest actually happens.

Hopefully, there are lessons learned about serving the public interest.

In addition, these cases often serve the public interest, as they often have significant implications for the public at large.

The vast majority of our cases are brought on behalf of organizations or individuals seeking to serve the public interest rather to advance a private interest.

A code is vulnerable and subject to challenge if it does not primarily serve the public interest.

Our mission: To serve the public interest by aiding victims of corporate abuse, neglect and greed.

This post identifies some systemic features of Canadian legal education that create the risk (and perhaps the reality) that law schools do not adequately serve the public interest.

Practice Management and Professional Development Programs provide subject matter that helps make veterinary medical professionals more competent and capable in serving the public interest in the delivery of veterinary services although not necessarily scientific or clinical in nature.

Ethics regulators, lawyers and cloud providers may wish to become involved in the dialogue to ensure the development of the cloud to serve the public interest as well as the needs of lawyers, clients and cloud developers.

The Examination Board of Professional Home Inspectors (EBPHI) is an independent, not - for - profit organization serving the public interest by establishing the standard of competence for the home inspection profession.

I don't think we should leap to the position, having said nobody is above the law, necessarily means everybody should be prosecuted, because journalists do serve the public interest in what they do and that has to be preserved.»

The mission of the Sports & Society Program is to convene leaders, foster dialogue, and inspire solutions that help sport serve the public interest, with a focus on the development of healthy children and communities.

About the Institute of Alcohol Studies The core aim of the Institute is to serve the public interest on public policy issues linked to alcohol, by advocating for the use of scientific evidence in policy - making to reduce alcohol - related harm.

About the Fondation Louis Vuitton The Fondation Louis Vuitton is an institution that serves the public interest dedicated exclusively to contemporary art and artists, as well as 20th century works to which their inspirations can be traced.

Keeping the system as it is might appease the moralists among us, she noted in 2007 in an opinion piece for The New York Times, but it «doesn't serve the public interest of helping individuals meet their care - giving commitments».

We invite social movements, civil society and the public to join us on Friday, September 22 to discuss: Does NAFTA Serve the Public Interest?

It's also welcome that McDonnell has explicitly reinforced the message that economic prosperity and social justice are two sides of the same coin; as our aims and values put it that means «a dynamic economy serving the public interest».

Prosecutors described him as a corrupt, all - powerful politician, while the defense painted him as a man who served the public interest and also earned a private salary.

Fifty years of improvement in one whack is something, especially when it is tweaked so serve the public interest.

The Fondation Louis Vuitton serves the public interest and is exclusively dedicated to contemporary art and artists, as well as 20th century works to which their inspirations can be traced.

Confident in the accuracy of our facts, and that the piece would withstand a legal challenge, we believed the story served the public interest.

To register for the LexisNexis Associates Serving Public Interests Research (ASPIRE) Program, graduating students go here to log in, complete the form, and submit the required documentation.

I also think that there is value in taking steps that make clear that the Law Society serves the public interest.

In his New York Times op - ed arguing for a better secret court, Carr wrote: «Congress can take a simple step to restore confidence in the court's impartiality and integrity: authorizing its judges to appoint lawyers to serve the public interest when novel legal issues come before it.»

(One can look to the role of the lawyer / lobbyists who created those tax policies, of course: do they really serve the public interest?)

The review serves the public interest by revealing the large sums Massachusetts physicians are earning in direct conflict of their primary obligation: caring for patients.

Skeptics may still wonder why capital would choose to allocate itself along the lines of an ABS + model, if the focus of any such corporations is to ultimately serve the public interest.

Tycko & Zavareei LLP was founded in 2002, when Jonathan Tycko and Hassan Zavareei left a large national firm to start a new kind of practice: a private law firm with top tier attorneys serving the public interest.

Yet, the majority of Benchers are lawyers, many of which are elected by lawyers and lawyers are seen to be the constituents of Benchers — so LSUC has now become an organization that focuses on the wants and needs of lawyers, rather than what truly serves the public interest.

First, I'll say simply that I believe there's no justification for the monopoly granted to the law societies because there's no quid pro quo, no requirement to serve the public interest at all.

Roughly 85 percent of Fellows continue to serve the public interest beyond their Fellowships.

Their work serves the public interest by fostering trust...

The concept of professional regulation serving the public interest is summarized in the «Consumer Bill of Rights,» first introduced by President John F. Kennedy in 1962: