He ridiculed the suggestion that the way to put more cash in the pockets of the public was for "the state to spend more and more taxpayers' money".
There is always something new to discover, like pockets of shikumen – public row houses built in the earlier 20th century that combine European architecture style with Chinese feng shui interiors.
The Hudson County scandal involves accusations of old-fashioned corruption, that is, allegations of cash finding its way into the pockets of a public official -- Mr. Sires serves as mayor of West New York.
And yes, in some pockets of government, public servants are using new technology to analyze program and performance data to make sensible cuts and overhaul programs to better educate, protect, treat, train, employ and counsel vulnerable children and families.
Massive public spending increases over the past decade in California, New Jersey, Illinois and New York have gone overwhelmingly into the pockets and pensions of public employees.
Worse yet, the stoppage has taken paychecks out of the pockets of thousands of public- and private-sector workers who were either furloughed or saw their projects temporarily shuttered.
Celetná Street, right in the historic centre of Prague, runs from the Charles Bridge to Republic Square, and is the most likely place for you to have your pockets picked outside of public transport.
Celetná Street, right in the historic center of Prague, runs from the Charles Bridge to Republic Square, and is the most likely place for you to have your pockets picked outside of public transport.
If there were a significant pocket of Afghan public opposition to continued Western involvement in Afghanistan, one would expect at least one candidate to differentiate himself from the pack by opposing the pact.
