I'm disappointed, but I know it's for the public good.
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It will be very problematic, I think, for the public good.
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We applaud your courage in coming forward for the public good.
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" Miller added that Trump has "never done anything for the public good.
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She has a true commitment to public service for the public good.
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By reimagining transportation, we could redesign our cities for the public good.
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After securing his wealth, he longed to work for the public good.
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Lauriane Visart was intent on using her law degree for the public good.
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Our commitment is to act in good faith and for the public good.
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All of these were framed as something that was for the public good. Right.
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They don't want anything done for the public good -- our incapacity is their livelihood.
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Unity is sought in the common pursuit of transcendent purpose for the public good.
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Hillary Clinton's advocacy work was intended for the public good, so it was hardly private.
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This general disregard for the public good has bled over to decisions tied to Olympics.
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It may consider its suicide prevention AI tool intellectual property developed for the public good.
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"They used to be giving, sacrificing for the public good," says an Istanbul news editor.
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Both share an enthusiasm for the prospect of using public databases for the public good.
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Agencies oversee these industries to ensure that the private market works for the public good.
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"Even though we're not a public school, we're educating for the public good," he said.
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He has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good.
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Their mission is to advance entrepreneurship for the public good in education, science and the arts.
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I also think it's important that academics like me use our knowledge for the public good.
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We build their trust by acting solely for the public good and eliminating conflicts of interests.
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" Bratton added, "But in moments of crisis, those political differences are put aside for the public good.
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Yes, it is, but public transportation is supposed to exist for the public good, not for profit.
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In the end, success is measured by getting something done that makes a difference for the public good.
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At one point in American history, regulations were understood as a positive — a force for the public good.
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Craig Newmark is a self-described nerd, web pioneer, speaker, philanthropist and advocate of technology for the public good.
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We have been and will continue to work for the public good through this and other crises to come.
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Eminent domain allows land to be forcibly purchased for fair market value for the public good, but I fail to see how a project that would provide no benefit to the rural Texans in question, many of whom live far from any of the planned stations, qualifies as for the public good.
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As with Eads, the return to the provider comes in increments directly associated with successful production for the public good.
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I'm really having trouble thinking of a good way [the brands] could advertise that would be for the public good.
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It poisons the ability to participate in shared decision-making for the public good, and it results in literally poisoning people.
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Many features of our tax system are ridiculous; many are the product of lobbying without much regard for the public good.
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These types of spaces can bring civic innovators, entrepreneurs, technologists, and philanthropy together to collaboratively find solutions for the public good.
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Fisher thought he could become a kind of "private attorney general," as he put it, pursuing Oesterlund for the public good.
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The state allows gas pipeline operators that qualify as utilities to use eminent domain to take land for the public good.
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Within this model, we can imagine that the boards of our various hierarchies are doing some work for the public good.
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" Among those injuries and usurpations: "He has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good.
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She has said that she helped create the foundations for the public good and that she never personally profited from them.
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They decide to use this power for the public good, delving into the realm with the help of a magical smartphone app.
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It served no purpose for the public good, they say, and inflicted significant emotional and privacy damage to the now-retired wrestler.
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We do these stories that President Duterte is trying to shut us down for because it is for the public good. Right.
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Some data held by private companies or governments is of value to researchers, and releasing it can be for the public good.
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Outside the core, there will be fewer riders per station and per bike, but it's a public service for the public good.
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He has spent his entire adult life embodying the ideals of unfettered plutocracy, enriching himself without any concern for the public good.
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Legislate for the public good we all want, access to care that lets us thrive, at a price we can all afford.
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"Car parking squanders space that can be used for the public good—bike lanes, larger sidewalks, retail, cafes, more housing," Pontis said.
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Success requires leadership, vision and a return to a higher calling for the public good to increase safety, service, stability and sustainability.
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In post-independence Singapore, many people understood that such sacrifices needed to be made for the public good, says Joshua Comaroff, an architect.
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Perhaps most importantly, they are willing to make sacrifices for the public good and listen to their family and the Creator for wisdom.
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A lifelong hunter, he loved the land and nature, and believed in preserving public land for the public good and for future generations.
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People often urge members of Congress to take positions that reflect arguments for the public good without regard to electoral or party consequences.
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Many argue, however, that members should be willing to risk their jobs for the public good, especially on matters of conscience or morality.
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The key, for privacy groups, is balancing the need for the use of technology and data for the public good versus protecting privacy.
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Signed on the same day in 1906, the laws were milestones in health and in federal regulation of business for the public good.
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Relying on a private company to fund space travel for the public good is like giving a fox the keys to the hen house.
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The imposition of hardship and uncertainty on those who work for the public good may make qualified, dedicated people think twice about government careers.
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To hell with them," McCain said, before accurately observing that "they don't want anything done for the public good — our incapacity is their livelihood.
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"It's more than just letting people know framing exists, but letting them know about the possibility of using it for the public good," he said.
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Marshall, who took over CSIRO last year, has deemphasized science research for the public good, instead focusing on research that could have near-term commercial applications.
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Alongside this emphasis on artificial intelligence for the public good, is an acknowledgement that these innovations could lead to job insecurity as the robots take over.
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As Russia's spectacular failure during the first flight of its postal service delivery drone goes to show, making drones work for the public good is hard.
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"We need to have a framework that would allow companies and public authorities to cooperate, to enable proper response for the public good," Ms. Romanoff said.
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Finally, real Americans who manage to achieve high office realize that they are servants of the people, meant to use their position for the public good.
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The oil industry, and the entire energy industry, should be owned by the public and used for the public good -- not for additional profits for billionaires.
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Osaka proposed an expo on a man-made island on the theme of "Society 5.0" and how to leverage robotics and artificial intelligence for the public good.
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Many of these issues, however, were addressed long ago by more civic-minded individuals who saw the wisdom in pooling our collective resources for the public good.
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C+ Joe Biden The former Vice President's strength is that he comes across as sincerely believing that his work in government has been for the public good.
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He lacks a liberal regard for the public good in his plans to favour farmers over the environment and withdraw Brazil from the Paris agreement on climate change.
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Uri Levine, co-founder and former president of Waze, defends his brainchild even more plainly, saying the backlash is unwarranted and Waze facilitates navigation for the public good.
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Their goal is to train the next generation of software engineers, policymakers, civic leaders and social justice advocates to develop, regulate and use technology for the public good.
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An Inconvenient Sequel is trying hard to inspire and bring hope, but at times it feels too optimistic about people's willingness to work together for the public good.
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Bush attacked Trump for using eminent domain, which allows governments to seize private lands for projects for the public good, to help him build casino complexes in Atlantic City.
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" John H. Banks, the president of the Real Estate Board of New York, a developer group, said that Ms. Srinivasan had "effectively balanced competing interests for the public good.
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The more transformative method is to overhaul telecom law in order to strip out its strength as a regulator and its mandate to look out for the public good.
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Lead by example and take action Bill epitomized the belief that those in government should lead by example and do things with consistency and honor for the public good.
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What's next: Kushner didn't violate disclosure rules by not reporting the loans, but ethics experts did tell the WSJ that they ideally should be made transparent for the public good.
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For him, his intervention in Flint was a kind of demonstration project, a case study of how to conduct science ethically, in the public sphere and for the public good.
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For whatever reason, there's a faction in our country that sees public action for the public good, no matter how justified, as part of a conspiracy to destroy our freedom.
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It's one line on Mr. Trump's résumé where he can claim to have cut through government red tape and achieved an actual concrete-and-steel victory for the public good.
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"The idea is that eminent domain is for the public good and he attempted to use it for personal gain," said Cruz spokesman Rick Tyler, in a telephone interview with The Hill.
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That summer, she and other members of the MFS national organizing committee wrote a foundation document stating the organization's principles and long-term goals of supporting science in policymaking for the public good.
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Unlike Sivas, some of the most successful private enforcers are law firms that make use of a provision in Prop 65 allowing California residents to file actions against companies for the public good.
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What is happening is that the ruling African National Congress (ANC) is debating whether to pass an amendment that clarifies an existing constitutional clause that allows exportation without compensation for the public good.
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Officially announced budgets have shown increases in funds for the public good, and Kim has adopted as his guiding policy a strategy of simultaneously developing the country's nuclear arsenal and the national economy.
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Top Universities Join to Push 'Public Interest Technology' The group, including schools like M.I.T. and Stanford, aims to train the next generation of leaders to develop and regulate technology for the public good.
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Weekly party caucuses are governed more as political action committees vying for short term partisan one-upmanship than as substantive policy huddles to discuss options for advancing a bipartisan legislative agenda for the public good.
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This political conception of rights — that they can be adjusted for the public good, subject to the rule of law — largely prevailed until the courts began understanding rights as instruments of individual fulfillment and desire.
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While compensation and resettlement were limited, few protested in the early years of independence because the projects were seen to be for the public good, said local activist David Seurei of Natural Resources Alliance of Kenya.
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In the 1950s, John Christie received approval to set up a charitable trust to run the festival and the estate "by persuading the government that we were doing something for the public good," Gus Christie said.
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"Private corporations are not meant to do the business of public good, which is why we need a public bank that can determine how to use all the money saved on fees for the public good."
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But Joe Lieberman, my friend, is still a national treasure -— a man of integrity and character who, I hope, will find other ways to do public service, as he has for decades, for the public good.
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They say that Republicans have not proposed a sufficient alternative to Title II provisions that regulate internet service companies as "common carriers" the same way that projects for the public good like phones or railroads are regulated.
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The Office of Government Ethics was set up in 1978 amid a wave of post-Watergate reform meant to ensure that officials in the federal government work for the public good and not their own personal gain.
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Star Trek is a franchise that believes in institutions, and it's fascinating to see Picard acknowledge that institutions don't just fail, they can become co-opted entirely while still posturing as a force for the public good.
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But it's worth acknowledging that not all of China's failings are unique to its political system, and that some of its policies were motivated by serious concern for the public good and executed by a highly competent civil service.
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Many museum workers, specifically those who have been fighting for the public good in the institutional trenches, have been excessively unhappy with this market-oriented configuration, which lacks diversity, intellectual character, clarity, and commitment to making a better society.
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During his time on the bench, Mr. Lippman pushed for more free legal services to help the poor in civil cases such as housing disputes, and he urged private practice attorneys to give more free legal advice for the public good.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Unelected bureaucrats, rather than politicians, should be put in charge of the euro zone's fiscal policy, Nobel prize laureate Eric Maskin said on Thursday, arguing they would be in a better position to decide for the public good.
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Civic technology is the use of technology for the public good — reporting a broken street light, for example, or allocating a public budget — and it might give Americans the chance to renew public life by making democracy more visible and intentional.
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Unless he takes the sorts of common-sense steps past presidents have relied on to preserve the public trust, Americans will never know for certain if his actions in office are for the public good or his family's private gain.
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While that principle works fine for most aspects of society, it's woefully inadequate when it comes to implementing technology for the public good, especially in the developing world, where governments have few resources to provide the services citizens sorely need.
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And, while leading Republican presidential candidates have criticized the occupiers' tactics, they've remained unanimous in their support of the militia movement's goals, illuminating the American right's deep antagonism toward federal efforts to preserve clean air, water, and land for the public good.
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Science isn't cheap, and the money has to come from somewhere, which is how we end up with self-interested industries subtly controlling and corrupting researchers, institutions, and agencies that are supposed to be doing honest and vital work for the public good.
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Zuckerberg announced last month with the birth of his first child that he and his wife plan to give 99% of his Facebook shares — then valued at $45 billion — to a new philanthropic initiative focused on advocacy and investments for the public good.
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By attacking Mr. Jordan's accusers, dismissing the accusers as politically motivated and spinning deep-state conspiracy theories — even as the accusations pile up and Mr. Jordan's denials grow more dubious — lawmakers are opting for tribal loyalty over concern for the public good.
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If Mr. Trump's actions merit impeachment, the most important task will be persuading many of the considerable number of Americans whose support for the president is apparently immovable to view his removal as necessary for the public good rather than as a coup d'état.
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As far as I can tell, the last time Republicans were willing to spend serious amounts of public money for the public good was 1997, when they agreed to the creation of the Children's Health Insurance Program, which was, by the way, highly successful.
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And maybe her mistakes over the years — she is, after all, a human being who can make mistakes — need to be put into perspective over a lifetime of work for the public good, years and years before she ever thought about running for political office.
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"In carrying out their official duties and obligations, all officers and employees of state government must work solely for the public good, striving vigilantly to avoid even the appearance that their actions are motivated by private or personal interest," the 2003 executive order said.
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At its core, this debate also points to a larger question over how a public-private partnership should be structured in a cyberworld and how and when a company needs to share details with either the government or possibly with other businesses for the public good.
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"If it is used for the public (good) at large then it can be justified," said Ajit Kakkar, a military lawyer who formerly served as a judge advocate general, one of the top legal roles in the Indian armed forces, regarding the army's use of human shields.
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Ruth Ben-Ghiat, a historian at New York University, pointed to Trump's attempt to control messaging and silence public health experts and said it "smacks of the methods of an authoritarian government rather than a democracy that operates on the principles of transparency for the public good."
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The subtext of the administration's message over the past few days has been that if Democrats don't support — or at least negotiate over — this offer, it will prove that they are truly the intransigent ones who refuse to make any deals with the other side for the public good.
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"A BDC could use all of our best minds, the latest technology and our existing public assets not only deliver information and entertainment to rival Netflix and Amazon, but also to harness data for the public good," Corbyn said today, in a speech delivered during the Edinburgh TV festival.
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Of course, such efforts won't curb the likelihood of this kind of thing happening again, with a different image or video spread by Facebook users because it comes with a message — a message that may be concern trolling — telling them that spreading the video is for the public good.
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Lincoln and F.D.R. were also good and decent men — Lincoln, in fact, something high above ordinary ideas of goodness and decency — facing authentic emergencies and acting for the public good in ways not only ratified by history but also by the leading moral authorities of their own time.
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This is particularly true for autistic people of color whose wellbeing, safety, and very freedom is under constant threat from a society that still sees autism as a white male condition and still sees autistic behavior as dangerous non-compliance that can and should be viciously controlled for the public good.
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In the report, the guy who made a career prosecuting people who leaked information for the public good was scolded for doing the very same things past whistleblowers have been punished for, including holding on to official documents and sharing classified information with their lawyers (and, through them, the media).
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Or, will President Trump use eminent domain — a powerful planning tool, where the government claims or takes over private property for the public good — to take possession of all football stadiums, baseball fields, soccer fields and basketball arenas, in addition to building new ones, to detain millions of undocumented immigrants?
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Another 18% have been founded since 2010, which lends further credence to the widespread perception that more and more wealthy collectors are opting to build their own museums rather than pledge their holdings to existing institutions — and echoes the Senate Finance Committee's concern that some of them may be doing so to take advantage of tax incentives rather than for the public good.
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"The Digital Authority would have the remit to continually assess regulation in the digital world and make recommendations on where additional powers are necessary to fill gaps," the committee writes, saying that it would also "bring together non-statutory organisations with duties in this area" — so presumably bodies such as the recently created Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation (which is intended to advise the UK government on how it can harness technologies like AI for the public good).
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Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, visiting the AI Intelligence Center in Brussels (via the EC's EbS Live AudioVisual Service) Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, visiting the AI Intelligence Center in Brussels (via the EC's EbS Live AudioVisual Service) The Commission president committed to publishing proposals to regulate AI within the first 100 days — saying she wants a European framework to steer application to ensure powerful learning technologies are used ethically and for the public good.
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