"As other authorities, including the Information Tribunal, the court of appeal and the comptroller and auditor general have publicly observed, the whole ACA was flawed in various respects.
Other publicly observed holidays include Independence Day, on January 1, which celebrates the country's 1956 declaration of independence, and National Salvation Revolution Day, on June 30, which commemorates the 1989 military coup.
"For the second time the prime minister has got rid of a chancellor of the exchequer who tried to get expenditure under control," a disenchanted, hardline Tory MP publicly observed after the Lloyd dismissal, adding that "once is more than enough".
As it will be discussed in next section and reported in the "Appendix", these indicators are publicly observed.
In comparison, subjects were significantly less likely to choose the signal in the audience treatment, when doing so was publicly observed.
In spite of this, subjects are remarkably good at reaching a stable match, even when the payoffs of others are not publicly observed.
His birthday was publicly observed and statues were erected in his honour.
The private performances Dinner for Remembering and Dinner to Plan a Revolution were invite-only and not publicly observed, but Instructions for Drinking with a Friend involved mid-day consumption of whiskey in the gallery's front room and was open for volunteers.
A box on that page states clearly that the conventional narrative of how those portentous events unfolded is based largely on the interrogation under torture of key witnesses who have never been permitted a single moment in a publicly observed court of law.
It's a vision of childhood, of private life publicly unfolded — and of the observer observing himself — that fascinated my own children.
