The law technically allows federal immigration authorities to deport immigrants who become public dependents within five years of their arrival and prevent legal immigrants from moving toward citizenship for the same reason.
The public is dependent on clean water for survival.
The safety of the public was dependent on men with knives with electric saws and stun guns, killing and cutting up cows in chaotic conditions.
The publication of the video was apparently an attempt to counter the recent video showing Mr. Romney characterizing "47 percent" of the American public as dependent on government.
There is a nice irony that so many fund managers, fierce proponents of free market philosophy in public, are dependent on handouts from the monetary authorities.
And the particular terms are not only unknown to the public, but dependent upon the bargaining leverage that you had in negotiating as well as the shareholdings of your venture capital co-investors.
During my days as an executive with a public charity dependent on fund-raising for survival, I lived in never-ceasing reaction mode, adrenaline pumping, ending each day feeling as if I should have done more.
To make his case, he said that without strong Judeo-Christian values, the American public becomes dependent on the government.
Reaching spiritual separation from the world forces these individuals to adopt a very public status dependent on the reverence, generosity, and sometimes fear of others. .
