Sentences with phrase «wider public»

In my view there is an issue of wide public interest at play here, which could affect the ability of providers like my firm to continue to undertake publicly funded work.

Highly active in pro bono work, with expertise in civil rights and wider public interest cases.

The department still works with the Government and wider public sector to inform people about issues that affect their lives - that includes health and education, benefits, rights and welfare.

Their worries first caught wide public attention in the summer of 1988, the hottest on record till then.

The personal attacks and negative treatment she received in the wake of the trial opened up a much wider public discussion on the role of women in the law and as professionals overall.

Perhaps society would be better off if its schools stuck to the three Rs and did a solid job in domains where they enjoy both competence and wide public support.

Our decisions are based on published guidelines, which are the result of very wide public consultation.

Iron - deficiency anemia is a serious world - wide public health problem.

Naturally, people want safe and reliable cars, but, they said, the key to wide public acceptance of more expensive plug - in and electric cars is making them fun.

In short, an assembly with: time; a high degree of independence from political parties; openness, to facilitate wide public engagement; and real agenda - setting power.

So long as conflicts between commercial and institutional interests are carefully managed, it is clear that private galleries can also support museum programmes in bringing unfamiliar artists to a far wider public.

Their worries finally caught wide public attention in the summer of 1988, the hottest on record till then.

We act for public sector bodies that wish to investigate internal concerns that may have wider public implications.

The focus of the series is on bringing this work to wider public attention in the focused context of the monograph, adding depth and dimension to the exhibitions.

But Power2010 is proving them wrong, campaigning for wide public involvement in how democracy works.

They thought that more concentrated conversations with peers in other disciplines and more opportunities to connect their scholarship with wider publics while in graduate school would have helped them move from the solitary enterprise of writing a dissertation into the communal work of teaching in a seminary.

It suggests LASPO increased pressure not just on the courts but on wider public services as legal problems escalated in the absence of legal aid for early advice.

Shelton and her star / executive producer, Mark Duplass (Safety Not Guaranteed), have well and truly moved out of the shadow of mumblecore's limitations and into the realm of wider public consciousness.

This is revealing because it suggests just how detached from wider public opinion Corbyn's supporters are.

In Lexington, the exhibition will coincide with the opening of «Castlewood Downs,» an outdoor, public sculpture exhibition in Castlewood Park which «aims to establish a larger, community wide public art program that will be a consistent source of creative discovery for the great Lexington region,» according to a press release.

One of the problems for this was an «overcautious» approach to data protection laws - the report notes there must be a better balance struck between the «wider public good and an individual's rightful expectation of privacy».

Coming at a time of wide public concern about the state of education, the NCLB legislation set in place requirements that...

24 Seven managing director David Samuel, 39, says the SIM cards are available now, though a fixed pricing strategy for wide public use is still in development.

Last week, I explained how the school - led system is stifled by a lack of true autonomy for school leaders, and is failing to improve education for the poorest because wider public services are withering.

State - wide public school programs vary.

This newly - formed Cairns printmakers group is helping to bring wider public knowledge of traditional and contemporary printmaking processes.

As UN member nations have committed to implement the goals by 2030, the research suggests that far greater emphasis should be placed on considering cross-sectoral dynamics between energy, water, food, gender and education when considering wider public policy goals.

The documents, which became available for wider public scrutiny this week, list Bennett Jones LLP, Aird & Berlis LLP,, and Macleod Dixon LLP as intermediaries for various offshore companies and trusts.

These projects, including Yves Klein, Merce Cunningham: Common Time, International Pop, Hippie Modernism, have been critically recognized and also garnered wide public appeal.

The court was of the view that, clearly, it is a matter of significant wider public interest to understand why someone such as the claimant's late husband «who was born in Dewsbury, Yorkshire and led his life in the United Kingdom should have decided to participate in the murder of a large number of innocent people in London».

Virtual schools listed may be charter schools, state - wide public programs, or private programs that receive government funding.

However, Chadwick said he did not believe the original story should be retracted, and defended The Guardian's choice to «bring to wide public notice an aspect of WhatsApp» that had the potential to make some private messages vulnerable.

As Matt Nisbet puts it, the end goal would be to empower and enable wider public participation in the issues surrounding climate change — not to mobilize people around a particular legislative issue or policy, but to allow people to feel engaged in making decisions about an issue with profound effects on the future.

The graph, created by James Hansen, a leading expert on climate change at NASA, makes clear that global warming was a well - established fact that attracted wide public attention as early as 1988.

At the same, the judgement also provides a careful exercise of procedural scrutiny, which allows for wider public access than the Council was willing to grant at first instance.

How does it challenge wider publics?

He was supported by the then Governor of the Punjab, Michael O'Dwyer, exonerated by his superiors and received wide public support in Britain where a substantial sum was raised as a reward for his actions.

Also some borough wide public meetings hosted by the Council at the Town Hall (on matters such Heathrow expansion and Thames Water's proposed Super Sewer) have been well attended - as have a series of Leader Listen meetings held by the Council leader in each ward.

Our final destination was the Jubilee Library, the first city - wide public library in Brighton.

Uber and Lyft, the industry leaders, have been lobbying county officials, running print and radio advertisements, and sharing polls that show wide public support for ride - hailing expansion.

On October 10, 2013, Science Director Richard Somerville spoke at the University of California, San Diego as part of a campus - wide public lecture series called «Our Energy Future ``.

What plans does the Australian Education Union (AEU) have to educate wider public on Gonski reforms and the benefit of their implementation in lead up to the 2016 election?

NYC's charter schools enjoy wide public support.

Only in the last decade of her life did Neel enjoy wider public recognition.

They — along with Clement Greenberg and Harold Rosenberg — helped to celebrate the movement and garner wider public attention.

A series of events will launch the project in January 2016 and a town - wide public celebration will mark its completion in July 2017.