He understood then, and probably still knows, that only a mobilized public possesses the potential to curb the undemocratic power of wealth.
The subsequent rise in prices will lower the real value of the money stock until the public possesses the real value it desires to hold in the aggregate.
As a general matter, the public possesses a privilege to reasonably use the facilities of a public utility, Restatement (Second) of Torts § 259, but Internet service providers have been held not to be common carriers.
[*1025] As a general matter, the public possesses a privilege to reasonably use the facilities of a public utility, Restatement (Second) of Torts § 259, but Internet service providers have been held not to be common carriers.
Similar to findings of previous studies in which public schools possessed more features through which to retain graduates, our study showed that physicians who graduated from public schools were more likely to remain in and around the prefecture of the school attended relative to those who graduated from private schools [ 22, 25].
Whatever capacity the public once possessed to rouse itself when faced with a military enterprise gone awry has apparently dissipated.
National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. Few men in American public life have possessed more independence, more public spirit, and more ability than did Adams.
The sculptures' fleeting life only adds to their humanity, while giving them an immediacy that few public artworks possess.
It basically refers to data or information or processes relating to the business that are not generally known to the public and possess business value.
Campaign Zero also proposes the sweeping decriminalisation of substance offences credited with blighting poorer communities with widespread criminal records, such as consuming alcohol in public and possessing marijuana, which is now legal in several states.
