My graduate school offered all kinds of training for post-university life, from public engagement (useful) to Microsoft Word (not so useful) – but nothing on disability and job-seeking.
But if President Bush truly believes in his policies, perhaps he won't mind giving the American public a useful yardstick for grading their effectiveness.
GIS-based, simple and robust WQI is an essential tool for rapid transfer of information to water resources managers and public and useful for taking quick policy decisions (Srivastava et al. 2011; Singh et al. 2013b; Tiwari et al. 2014).
Not only are emails "signed" with your public key useful to confirm you are who you say you are, they also allow folks you're conversing with to encrypt their messages to you.
Childress and colleagues (2002) identify five "justificatory conditions" (effectiveness, proportionality, necessity, least infringement, and public justification) useful for resolving conflicts between public health goals and other ethical principles.
Results suggest that social media analysis can help develop a more nuanced understanding of public viewpoints useful in making decisions and creating outreach and education programs for public grazing lands.
Large food allergy organizations, local support groups, and physician organizations may find the general public survey useful for obtaining baseline assessments, determining community attitudes towards food allergy, and evaluating the effectiveness of educational campaigns and courses.
"Government spending had to satisfy genuine needs and leave us with useful public investments".
So when he presents us with one, he is merely suggesting to us - the feeble, simple minds of the public - a useful lie, a useful over-simplification, as a way of accessing a more sophisticated and multi-layered truth.
CONSTANCES will also provide useful public health information to the public health authorities since it was designed as a large representative sample of the general French adult population.
