He requested, for example, public statements, newspaper reports or radio spots that encourage violence.
In the Philippines, for example, public spending on R&D accounts for 98% of the total.
Sometimes also relates to a charity's main source of income, for example, public donations, or grants.
(For example, Public Advocate Mark Green and the City Council speaker, Peter F. Vallone, favor an Olympic stadium in Queens).
Upon petition, a special field (for example, public law, or urban politics) may be offered as a third concentration.
For example, public and private transaction costs are accounted for in the calculation of benefit:cost ratios and in the choice of policy mechanisms.
In Latin America, for example, "public health organisations can be reticent to engage in policies that directly contravene national laws or politics".
Earlier this year, in New Rochelle, N.Y., for example, public outcry killed a plan to raze a residential neighborhood for an Ikea store.
You mention a few factors that contribute to this phenomenon, such as democracy (for example, public pressure on elected judges to make harsher rulings).
There are good reasons why, for some people, for example, public figures, and in some contexts, information should always be publicly available.
