Sentence examples for public observers from inspiring English sources

We can pass into law the Stop Tax Haven Abuse Act which would require -- among other things -- all companies registered with the SEC to report data on employees, sales, financing, tax obligations and tax payments on a country-by-country basis, making it readily apparent to public observers which companies are abusing transfer pricing to avoid paying taxes in both developed and developing nations.

Workshop discussants included these writing teams, invited reviewers recommended by these teams, and public observers.

On Tuesday, after news of his resignation became public, some observers were quick to draw the contrast.

It has also confused many in the broader public and observers abroad, who expected to see a firm state prosecution of the assassin.

Public-spirited observers have urged one or the other players to resign for the good of the country, thereby becoming a hero in history.

Instead, we asked a mix of celebrities and other public figures, Observer critics, and a sprinkling of people on the street.

Or is the British government, like the Americans in Laos, waging a secret war without the full knowledge of parliament and public?" The Observer located one of the insurgency's leaders, who told its reporter that the war had begun with an "explosion" in the country on 9 June 1965, triggered by what he described as poor local governance and "the oppression of the British".

Both the Libyan public and international observers appear to have been more than satisfied with last weekend's elections, the votes of which are still being counted.

Informed observers, public health authorities, clinicians and advocates are rightly concerned about disruptions in Haitian tuberculosis care leading to alarming incidence of transmissible and virtually impossible-to-treat strains of drug-resistant TB.

No members of the public or foreign observers were allowed inside the court, and the women have been allowed just one visitor – the Swedish ambassador in Pyongyang – during their four months in solitary confinement.

The supreme court has several options in the Fisher case, but potential gutting of affirmative action laws in public universities has observers concerned, especially with a brimming civil rights lawsuit filed earlier this year against Harvard University, which could spell the end of similar policies in private institutions.