WARREN BUFFETT: Yeah, Andrew I've been on 21 publicly owned – boards of publicly owned companies.
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The first is land, all of which is publicly owned.
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Most convention centers are publicly owned and do not make money.
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Hundreds more communities have at least some publicly owned broadband infrastructure.
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He would do so in part by creating publicly owned utilities.
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Almost nine in 10 Americans drink water from publicly owned water systems.
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Utilities are heavily regulated, and in some cases are publicly owned already.
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Ten more points would have come from securitising and marketing publicly owned property.
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The private companies had paid local property taxes, but publicly owned Prepa did not.
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In contrast, most American cities have only one airport, many of them publicly owned.
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That's like, the main thing about bridges, is that they're publicly owned and maintained.
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Germany has 1,600 banks, most of them small publicly owned or co-operative lenders.
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It also compels publicly owned banks, pension funds and insurance companies to pile in.
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Stationed on publicly owned land and tribal land, officers were tasked with apprehending subjects.
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Still, private terminals require the same level of maintenance as their publicly owned counterparts.
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There are already small publicly owned utilities operating on the local level all around the US. Forty-six municipalities in California—including major cities Sacramento, Los Angeles, and Palo Alto—already have publicly owned electricity projects that provide some services to their residents.
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Yet we will never house all Americans without a recommitment to building publicly owned homes.
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Bad debt in the regulated and largely publicly owned banking sector is rising (see chart).
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A publicly owned energy company will sell gas and electricity at close to cost price.
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Sonic has been working with select California communities to leverage their publicly-owned fiber networks.
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But environmental advocates and publicly owned water utilities contend that these efforts aren't nearly enough.
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The police force says it will turn the publicly owned building over to the government.
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Nearly 5,53 fuel-cell cars, privately and publicly owned, have joined the road since 2015.
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Only a handful of gunmakers are publicly owned and required to provide some sales information.
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Britain's rail network had been publicly owned, and Branson wanted to be part of its privatization.
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The fence, the protesters said, had kept a rancher from grazing cattle on publicly owned land.
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More substantial is the idea that a publicly owned stadium is a source of national pride.
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For many small, rural communities, their publicly owned water utility can be their most expensive investment.
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That means publicly-owned and operated networks — and no giant ISPs running away with taxpayer dollars.
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That means publicly-owned and operated networks -- and no giant ISPs running away with taxpayer dollars.
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"That means publicly-owned and operated networks — and no giant ISPs running away with taxpayer dollars."
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Facebook could grow so big and ubiquitous, it might even become a utility -- publicly owned and operated.
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Existing law provided tough but fair discipline for publicly owned corporations that did not pay their debts.
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His experience, he explains, taught him that lumbering, publicly owned companies always lose value to nimbler competition.
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It is a publicly owned company that, in my opinion, needs outside blood to change its direction.
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Nearly nine out of ten people with public water service get it from a publicly owned system.
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While municipal broadband may be free and open, what content will a publicly owned ISP allow through?
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The city has also recently announced a program to develop publicly owned land for affordable-housing projects.
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To comply, CBS created a new publicly owned company with Mr. Baruch as its president and chief executive.
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif — From Malibu to Santa Cruz, wealthy people are blocking access to California's publicly owned beaches.
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Water, in this view, should be publicly owned and controlled to ensure that everyone has access to it.
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Most U.S. airports are publicly owned by local governments, but the federal government owns Dulles and Reagan airports.
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The publicly-owned recycling department Sirkula is launching the mall; and it will collaborate with the local recycling operations.
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PROPONENTS OF sovereign-wealth funds like to say that returns from publicly owned assets could in theory displace taxes.
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Overcrowding is common; so is competition from publicly owned and co-operative banks, which have other goals besides profit.
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There are around 16,000 publicly owned wastewater treatment plants in operation across the country, including this one in Chicago.
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The government says it will spend 400 million pounds ($530 million) stripping the cladding from publicly owned high-rises.
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That outcome is opposed by provincial officials, who control most of the country's 150,000 or so publicly owned firms.
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For example, the publicly owned fiber ISP Nextlight in Longmont, Colorado offers symmetrical gigabit connections for $70 per month.
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The problem is that more than 90% of transportation infrastructure is publicly owned, publicly funded and used for free.
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Many still exist and, today, co-ops and other publicly owned utilities, including the TVA, serve 20203 million Americans.
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Generally, presidential records are considered publicly owned documents and preserved by the National Archives after a President leaves office.
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" A Twitter bystander waded into Spencer's mentions and observed: "You get publicly owned with astonishing frequency, it's really wonderful.
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To do so, it sells thousands of publicly owned properties through programs such as Own It Now and Auction.
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Artists' works don't necessarily have to end up in publicly owned museums in order to be seen by the public.
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The Trump brand may now be too toxic for a publicly-owned media company to go into business with him.
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The world's biggest publicly owned casino companies would now be in worse straits if not for a couple of things.
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For example, the greatest CO2 reductions in Sweden happened when publicly owned district heat providers were forced to switch fuels.
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If we had publicly owned manufacturers, they would be the natural choice to be licensees for producing cost-effective generics.
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Controversy: Las Vegas Stadium would be publicly owned and partially-funded through bond payments in the Clark County general fund.
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For years, officials had ordered Mr. Bundy to remove his cattle from a publicly owned desert expanse near Bunkerville, Nev.
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On Tuesday, Tribune Company, a publicly owned major chain, announced that Alden had purchased a 25 percent stake in it.
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Most municipal transit systems are publicly owned and managed, and many of them run ads to help fund their operations.
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For example if the political focus changes to the age of publicly owned prisons, this would be good for private prisons.
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Squeezed state budgets in America mean that most publicly owned airports are managed by arms-length organisations that must break even.
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The next highest water provider was the publicly owned service in Bellevue, Washington, where residents paid $855.25 annually, the group said.
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What's at issue: Specifically, the alert referred to missing data pertaining to releases of hazardous substances from publicly owned treatment works.
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A forest of towers to house athletes rose on publicly owned land; afterward, the developer will turn these into luxury housing.
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Mexico's oil is publicly owned, so when the fuel is looted on a grand scale, it robs the state of money.
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The Voting Solutions for All People system, most commonly known as VSAP, is the country's first publicly owned and designed system.
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In contrast to many advanced countries, we have a vast and spectacular publicly owned wilderness, mostly free and available to all.
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Nationalization, of course, is no panacea to what's ailing the planet: There are plenty of publicly owned bad actors out there.
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The Detroit Land Bank Authority is selling thousands of publicly owned properties through programs such as Own It Now and Auction.
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The club currently alternates with cross-city rival SS Lazio in borrowing the publicly-owned Stadio Olimpico venue for its games.
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With 143 indoor publicly owned arenas in the Toronto metropolitan area, there are many more teams than there are available goalies.
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Bloated, underperforming or, in the case of Pakistan Steel Mills, closed-down publicly-owned enterprises drain millions from the government each month.
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The demands of the protesters include: a publicly owned NHS, rent control, the end of insecure work contracts and tuition-free education.
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While the mall is publicly-owned, it has driven local entrepreneurship and nine of the eleven stores are owned by private companies.
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Cape Town's urban segregation made headlines recently when demonstrations against the sale of publicly owned land highlighted the human impact of gentrification.
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Lawyers on the left and right overwhelmingly agree that a sprawling, publicly-owned college can't hem students into tiny free-speech pens.
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Publicly owned utilities can also be financed through tax-free bonds and co-ops for people who can afford to pay in.
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It's one of several Western states, including Utah and Nevada, where millions of acres of wild and unique lands are publicly owned.
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Publicly owned Geneva airport is staying with the Cube consortium but with a symbolic stake of under 1 percent, a source said.
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To do so, it auctions off thousands of publicly owned properties through its public platform, Auction — and the bidding starts at $1,000.
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The BBC is a publicly funded television network with no advertising, while Channel 4 is a publicly owned but commercially funded broadcaster.
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Nonetheless, critics of the operation say that selling state assets to a publicly owned body amounts to no more than window dressing.
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But reporters and researchers have documented just how bad things can be for women even when prisons and jails are publicly owned.
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It then applies those fees to run its publicly-owned and operated system, which constitutes roughly two-thirds of the FAA's budget.
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"To that end, the $150 billion would go to creating "publicly owned and democratically controlled, co-operative, or open access broadband networks.
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The state law requires people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates.
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At issue is a fundamental question about how to use vast swaths of publicly owned land, most of which is in the West.
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A recent survey of 1,000 married Muslim women by Britain's Channel 4, a publicly owned broadcaster, found that 600 had religious-only unions.
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The agreement fails to make simple declarations on basic items: city ownership of data collected in public space and publicly owned digital infrastructure.
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On January 4th the government announced that it would supply building companies with publicly owned land where planning permission is already in place.
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Craig Forman, the chief executive of the publicly owned publisher, announced the decision during a call with investors to discuss third-quarter earnings.
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They were intrigued because even a partial privatization could create a company larger than Exxon Mobil, the world's largest publicly owned oil company.
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Audrey Birnbaum Young is a Green Bay Packers fan, who like thousands of others has shares in the league's only publicly owned franchise.
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NBC/MSNBC, CNN, CBS and ABC are publicly owned by very large corporations, just as Fox News is owned by 21st Century Fox.
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The prison site in Islington, north London, which is publicly owned, has been put on the market for sale to a private investor.
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Only a few of the thousands of licensed firearms manufacturers in the country are publicly owned and must disclose sales figures to investors.
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Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has a plan to strip some of that power away from ISPs through the creation of publicly-owned broadband.
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Part of the Interior Department, the bureau manages publicly owned land and natural resources -- much of which is in the western United States.
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VSAP is publicly owned and was designed to use open-source technology, making the program the first of its kind in the nation.
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"On the road ahead, we must unswervingly consolidate and develop the publicly owned economy," Mr. Xi said, referring to the state-run sector.
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The publicly owned parent is converting Critter Control's largest territories into corporately owned units, Carruth explained, but is still selling franchises in many markets.
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The Institute's latest update indicates that there's now 55 municipal networks serving 108 communities with a publicly owned fiber-to-the-home internet network.
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The bureau, part of the Interior Department, manages vast expanses of publicly owned land and its natural resources primarily in the western United States.
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Burns currently resides in Florida, it said, and is chairman of a publicly-owned real estate holding and development company called BF Enterprises, Inc.
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And to further complicate the issue, many publicly owned water systems engage in varying degrees of privatization through contractual agreements with for-profit companies.
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EPB Broadband, Chattanooga, Tennessee's publicly-owned broadband provider (rated the best ISP in the nation last year by Consumer Reports) came in sixth place.
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HB28500 mandated that in publicly owned facilities, people could only use a bathroom that corresponded to the "biological sex" listed on their birth certificate.
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Techmanski demurs when asked about the deal with PREPA, the publicly owned utility notorious for high prices, rolling blackouts and a $9 billion debt.
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And for the first time, the country's publicly owned Ethiopia telecoms company will partner with a private company to provide internet services to Ehiopians.
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And for the first time, the country's publicly owned Ethiopia telecoms company will partner with a private company to provide internet services to locals.
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More than 360,000 fans own more than 5 million shares in the Packers, the league's only publicly owned franchise, according to the team's website.
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The airwaves are considered a publicly owned resource, and broadcasters must agree to devote a portion of their programming to serving the public interest.
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The Detroit Land Bank Authority is auctioning off thousands of publicly owned properties through its public platform, Auction — and the bidding starts at $1,000.
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The sugar, flour and salt companies Dangote controls are all publicly owned, and he plans to increase cement output by 33 percent by 2020.
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To do so, it is now auctioning off thousands of publicly owned properties through its public platform Auction — and the bidding starts at $22018,25.6.
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The community's formative period effectively ended in 22013 with a building moratorium imposed during a legal battle over access to California's publicly-owned beaches.
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The decision to remain publicly owned resolves perhaps the most burning issue for Mr. Musk and Tesla, but many others continue to dog them.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) would preempt state laws that bar communities from building out their own publicly owned networks.
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The "Five Stars" refers to its five flagship issues: publicly owned water, sustainable (eco-friendly) transport, sustainable development, right to internet access, and environmentalism.
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The Space Shuttle: Several bored billionaires are working on this one but we want the real deal: some publicly-owned, feel-good shit from NASA.
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The credit ratings agency, however, said the state's wildfires and the inverse condemnation rule will remain a long-term risk for the publicly-owned utilities.
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The ageing track, however, was vested in a separate body, initially privately held under the name Railtrack, now publicly owned and known as Network Rail.
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Deferred maintenance on 2202 percent publicly owned housing was estimated by HUD at $2628 billion in 28500 and was growing by $6900 billion each year.
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And here it's about putting a publicly owned building and making it very open and visible and to help revitalize that part of the city.
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By simply charging a fair market rate for our publicly owned coal, we can help ease the transition away from coal for these Western communities.
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When the EDC issued a request for ambitious development proposals for publicly owned land on the North Shore, Marin and company were first in line.
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First, publicly owned pharmaceuticals are free of the structural need to appease profit-hungry shareholders and are thus able to focus on public health priorities.
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After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the reunited city found itself with a glut of apartments, many of which were publicly owned.
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And if signs emerge that the privately owned unicorns are faltering, the value of publicly owned tech companies is not likely to hold up either.
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"With our $150 billion investment in resilient, affordable, publicly owned broadband infrastructure, we willI ensure that communities stay connected during natural disasters," the plan said.
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Since the consequences of mismanagement and regulatory enforcement fall on a publicly-owned company, there is no accountability for failure and no incentive for reform.
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The bill is carefully worded but makes clear that private citizens and publicly owned corporations would not be exempt from the regulations in the bill.
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There are three publicly owned U.S. companies that make guns: American Outdoor Brands, Vista Outdoor and Sturm Ruger & Co., and others that are privately held.
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"This repulsive and dangerous filth is bring spewed courtesy of a publicly owned corporation," wrote Bill Kristol, an editor at large at the Weekly Standard.
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Barring China, overall debt in most Asian countries isn't yet a threat to economic stability, as the borrowings are primarily by governments or publicly owned entities.
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The Chhattisgarh steel plant set up with Russian help in 1955 is, for example, still going—part of India's giant, publicly owned Steel Authority of India.
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The parks and reservoirs, which are not publicly-owned, could have designated smoking areas, but setting up such boundaries would be up to the private owners.
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The claim will ensure that the Clotilda, which sank in the Mobile River in 1860, remains a publicly owned resource, the commission said in a statement.
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A Food & Water Watch report surveying Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) data has found that 87 percent of Americans are served by publicly owned community water systems.
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Indeed, the International City/County Management Association has found that 6 to 7 percent of publicly owned community water systems are actually managed by for-profits.
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Even Google-owned wireless ISP Webpass and Google Fiber, ranked second and fourth place respectively, have struck deals with local governments to utilize publicly-owned fiber.
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Baltimore's move would make it the first city in the country to amend its charter in order to keep its water and sewer systems publicly owned.
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Behind the formation of several of these gardens on vacant publicly-owned land was 596 Acres, a grassroots nonprofit using design and technology for greenspace advocacy.
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U.S. airports, for the most part, are publicly owned and operated by either a city, a county, a state or in some cases, a public authority.
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Where possible, state officials are relying on publicly owned land, such as rights of way controlled by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which is a state agency.
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And when it did, the court was deeply divided over the display of Nativity scenes that were in a publicly owned spot or used public funds.
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Publicly owned grid operator Statnett is already building two subsea cables, to Germany and Britain, which are due to start operating this year and next, respectively.
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The next president needs to build enough homes to house all of them through a mix of private or nonprofit affordable homes and new publicly owned homes.
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Last week, San Jose, the third-biggest city in California and the largest served by PG&E, proposed turning the private utility into a publicly owned cooperative.
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According to the CPUC, the ownership structure for a publicly owned utility involves a local government body, and maybe customers and people who live in the area.
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The trial was run by the Behavioural Insights Team (BIT), a company spun out of the British government in 2014 and which remains in part publicly owned.
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Environmental justice—though certainly not limited to the privatization of water systems, as demonstrated by Flint, Michigan (which has a publicly owned system)—comes into play here.
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But it gained widespread attention for its stipulation requiring people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificate.
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The law gained widespread attention for its stipulation requiring people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificate.
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Amos Rex is not a publicly-owned museum; it is funded thanks to the legacy of Finnish businessman Amos Anderson, and can choose its own raison d'être.
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Giving away publicly owned assets at rock bottom prices costs taxpayers billions in revenue in the short term and leads to significant liabilities in the long term.
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The state's most powerful elected officials just recently sparred, in effect, over the matter of who should be allowed to use which restrooms in publicly owned buildings.
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I think we need both private platforms that are more public friendly, but also platforms that are publicly owned where people feel like they have real ownership.
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For America's electric cooperatives, one of the most alarming proposals targets publicly owned transmission assets and their ability to provide renewable energy across more than 30 states.
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In a gubernatorial debate that year, audio of which KFile obtained from the Vermont Historical Society, Sanders said the economy would need to be publicly owned and controlled.
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This position is clearly illustrated in Solomon's 1984 book, Breaking Up Ontario Hydro's Monopoly, in which he argued the case for privatizing the province's publicly-owned utilities provider.
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The government insists that after 2020, when the SNCF will be turned into a société anonyme (the French equivalent of a PLC), it will remain 100% publicly owned.
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"We've set the pattern that a huge, publicly owned company--changed its management, changed its board and permitted extreme intrusion by a foreign government regulatory agency," Ross said.
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Some criminals try to collect ransom for museum paintings based on their insurance value, but that's a risky proposition, particularly given that many publicly owned works aren't insured.
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Also known as VSAP, the new voting system is the country's first publicly owned and designed system which took a decade to make and cost about $300 million.
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It includes a minimum sales price per unit of alcohol and bans the advertising of alcohol in publicly owned parks and at sports events catering mainly to children.
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Some policy experts and lawmakers say it might be better to break up PG&E, replace its board and management or convert it into a publicly owned utility.
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The container terminal along the shoreline would be relocated to Sunset Park, potentially clearing the way for the redevelopment of more than 0003 acres of publicly owned waterfront.
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As it currently stands, all books published in the U.S. before 1924 are in the public domain, meaning they're publicly owned and can be freely used and copied.
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Their research also showed that privately owned utilities had fewer violations than publicly owned utilities, and that larger water systems tended to have fewer violations than smaller systems.
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The publicly owned 17-acre Queen Victoria is one of the largest markets in the world, and it sits at the edge of the city's Central Business District.
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Dennis Herrera, the city attorney for San Francisco, where PG&E has its headquarters, mentioned the possibility of a publicly owned utility to ensure affordable and reliable power.
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"We've set the pattern that a huge, publicly owned company…changed its management, changed its board and permitted extreme intrusion by a foreign government regulatory agency," Ross said.
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That honor falls to Chattanooga, Tennessee — population 210,24 — which built a publicly owned fiber optic network in 22009, making it the first American city to offer gigabit speeds citywide.
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In Sacramento, for example, the local publicly owned utility, SMUD, is providing $1.25 per trip that's completed in a zero-emission vehicle, which Uber will round up to $1.50.
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It replaces obsolete, deteriorating publicly owned housing that isolates poor residents with modern privately owned and managed mixed-income housing supported by coordinated private, philanthropic, and local neighborhood investments.
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Also, it will protect water infrastructure for which only publicly owned water systems and private "mom-and-pop" systems are eligible—cutting off large private water companies like Veolia.
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The ban will cover both new and old buildings, and applies to private homes and businesses as well as publicly owned facilities, the Ministry of Climate and Environment announced.
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Mr. Trump also runs several publicly owned attractions — the carousel and ice rinks in Central Park and a golf course in the Bronx — under agreements with New York City.
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"Why not?" responded National Treasury Director General Dondo Mogajane, when asked by Reuters Saturday if it was possible for segments of South Africa's publicly-owned firms to be sold.
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But community broadband advocates say that these corporate giants are just trying to protect their monopoly power against publicly-owned services that could deliver faster speeds at lower prices.
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Mr. Kaiser may be committed to ensuring that Gathering Place is publicly owned in perpetuity, but there is no guarantee the next billionaire in the next city will be.
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However, the telecommunications industry has quietly worked to usurp control over these coveted public assets and utilize publicly owned streetlight poles for their own profit, not the public benefit.
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According to the show, 80 percent of Britain's publicly owned art is in storage or archives, just waiting for an excitable nerd to give it the attention it deserves.
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Though Secretary of State Alex Padilla conditionally approved the publicly owned, first-of-its-kind system, he is requiring the county provide a hand-marked ballot option for voters.
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Among other roles, the Interior secretary is in charge of leasing publicly owned oil, gas and coal deposits underneath both public and private lands; given the massive ecological and economic disasters resulting from global climate change, environmental and social welfare groups have urged a "keep it in the ground" policy under which the public interest is best served by denying leases and permits to mine or pump out publicly owned fossil fuels.
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The initiative was adopted after a report published by InfluenceMap in March showed BP was outspending the other largest publicly-owned oil and gas majors to lobby against climate action.
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She's said that she just wants to highlight the need for greater transparency in our voting process and has called for "publicly-owned, open source voting equipment," in all states.
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"Most of our water systems are publicly owned and operated and doing a great job," said Mary Grant, the Water for All campaign director for the Food and Water Watch.
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A handful of communities in California have municipal laws prohibiting smoking in all apartment buildings, and most states have some municipal laws that prohibit smoking in publicly owned apartment buildings.
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Tenants in government housing are offered priority access to apartments in new government high-rises for those who can afford mortgages or publicly-owned rental housing for those who cannot.
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As stewards for the American taxpayer, the BLM has the obligation and authority, given to it by Congress, to ensure a fair return for publicly owned oil and gas minerals.
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Graham would go on to preach at dozens of the country's most historic publicly-owned venues, including the Akron Rubber Bowl, Rose Bowl, Will Rogers Coliseum, and the Tangerine Bowl.
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Glenn Booraem, head of Vanguard's investment stewardship team, is a key figure in this spring's annual meetings with publicly owned companies where climate change is expected to be prominently featured.
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Modern venture capital was initiated by French-born American Georges Doriot in 1946, who founded the American Research and Development Corporation (ARDC), the world's first publicly owned venture capital firm.
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While much of the land between the two parks is publicly owned and wild, it becomes a gauntlet in some places as bears migrate into towns, cities, ranches and farms.
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"Every year, the world's five largest publicly owned oil and gas companies spend approximately $200 million on lobbying designed to control, delay or block binding climate-motivated policy." https://t.
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Peabody Energy, the world's largest publicly owned coal producer, with mines around the world from Australia to the United States, filed for bankruptcy protection in the United States on Wednesday.
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If passed, it would create the country's first publicly owned electronic banking platform, as well as a digital currency that can be exchanged for goods and services within the state.
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Most big publicly owned companies have already been listed but some, including airline Royal Air Maroc and the phosphates and fertilisers producer OCP are still entirely held by the state.
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"They have shown irreparable injury caused by the waste of publicly owned natural gas, increased air pollution and associated health impacts, and exacerbated climate impacts," he went on to say.
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Sanders' plan would create $150 billion in grants and aid for local and state governments to build publicly owned broadband networks as part of the Green New Deal infrastructure initiative.
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These include universal income support for the poor, tougher penalties on white collar crime and tax evasion, closing down or privatizing many publicly owned companies and cutting taxes for small businesses.
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Our polling showed 60% of those surveyed support building "enough new nonprofit and publicly owned homes to ensure every American has a place to live," versus just 22% who oppose it.
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Jho Low, the embattled Malaysian financier at the center of the 1MDB scandal, reportedly transferred tens of millions of dollars from the country's publicly-owned strategic development company to buy art.
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GLASGOW, Scotland (Reuters) - Scotland will set up a publicly-owned, not-for-profit energy company by 2021 to increase competition and choice for consumers, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said on Tuesday.
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The group advocates publicly owned water systems, which it says provide the most equitable and affordable service, and the group stands up "to corporations that puts profits before people," it says.
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The EPA proposed air pollution emissions standards for publicly owned treatment works in December, but is now extending the comment period to give the public more time to consider the changes.
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MI-Fi is our solution; publicly-owned broadband infrastructure can ensure that every household in rural and urban Michigan has the access they need to protect net neutrality in our state.
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Legends and the authority insist that the observatory is a success, although they both refuse to release any rent or revenue numbers for the publicly owned property, citing a confidentiality agreement.
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Michelle Edkins, BlackRock's global head of investment stewardship, is a key figure in this spring's annual shareholder meetings with publicly owned companies where climate change is expected to be featured prominently.
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Activists have also been pushing back against a North Carolina law that requires people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates.
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Builders also called for increasing domestic production by boosting timber sales from publicly owned lands, opening up more federal forest for logging in an environmentally sustainable way and reducing lumber exports.
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The most significant, at an estimated $6.4 trillion, would come from revenue generated by the sale of clean energy -- which will be administered by publicly owned utilities -- between 2023 and 2035.
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The law would still open most publicly owned buildings to citizens with concealed handguns, including the Capitol, as well as bars and restaurants that don't post signs against gun-toting customers.
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The measure, enacted in March, requires transgender people to use bathrooms in publicly owned buildings that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificate, not the gender they identify as.
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"Most wealthy candidates separate their businesses from their campaign organizations, and that's partly because their companies are either publicly owned or owned by multiple people," said GOP election lawyer Jason Torchinsky.
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"They have shown irreparable injury caused by the waste of publicly owned natural gas, increased air pollution and associated health impacts, and exacerbated climate impacts," the judge wrote in his decision.
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Its policies include universal income support for the poor, tougher penalties on white collar crime and tax evasion, closing down or privatizing many publicly owned companies and cutting taxes for small businesses.
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The government can now dismiss the Catalan regional government, dissolve its parliament and call a snap election, as well as seize control of the Catalan police force and publicly-owned media outlets.
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As of Monday, short sellers hold roughly 3.6 million Beyond Meat shares, or 33% of the company's shares that are publicly owned and available for trading, according to data from IHS Markit.
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Most notably, it regulates India's banks, most of which are publicly owned and struggling with dud loans they extended in a mini credit boom to industry and infrastructure companies five years ago.
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But European statistics agency Eurostat has raised doubts about such a transaction, Italian government sources said, because CDP is publicly owned, although its assets are not considered part of the public accounts.
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National networks like NBC and CBS emerged, and advertiser supported programming targeted directly to the domestic consumer became the standard mode of doing business and profiting off of the publicly-owned airwaves.
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It's worth noting, as well, that publicly owned utilities aren't a rarity, either in the United States or abroad, where privatization has looked to make them accountable to shareholders rather than ratepayers.
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Some advocates, including Stefanie Jones from the nonprofit Drug Policy Alliance, question whether a ban on raves at publicly-owned venues is even possible, suggesting it could be a First Amendment violation.
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If lawmakers really want to improve rural infrastructure in their state, there are plenty of options, such as investing in publicly-owned networks, and giving communities the power to build their own internet.
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It took two staggering years of wildfires, $30 billion in liability costs and huge power outages for the utilities commission, politicians and economists to even discuss making parts of PG&E publicly owned.
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"We definitely expected to arrive at this point eventually, but since Prora is publicly owned, we didn't think it would happen so soon," says Robert Müller, one of seven organizers of the festival.
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Often, the term "public-private partnerships" is not referring to direct joint ownership at all, but instead refers to publicly owned water systems engaging in varying degrees of privatization through public-private management.
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For example, in Spain, publicly owned banks were at the epicenter of the financial crisis because politicians pushed them to lend to home buyers who couldn't afford their mortgages when the market turned.
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Local governments and their public utilities are notorious for charging broadband companies exorbitant prices for access to publicly owned "rights of way," without which they cannot erect the infrastructure necessary for Internet service.
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As a result, the U.S. government is a significant contributor to climate change, with 85033 percent or more of all U.S. greenhouse gas emissions the result of energy produced on publicly owned lands.
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As Interior secretary, she is a key decision maker for the fate of publicly owned, federally managed coal, oil and gas and the 450 billion tons of potential greenhouse gas emissions they hold.
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The industry often argues that publicly-owned networks would create "non-level playing field," but community broadband advocates say these corporate giants are just trying to protect their monopoly power in many markets.
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His plan, dubbed the Green New Deal after a resolution sponsored by progressives in Congress, mobilizes $240 trillion to generate all U.S. electricity from renewable sources by 22050 and create publicly owned utilities.
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My back of the envelope says that given what we know about economic performance, you could imagine running a fairly efficient economy that is only 2/3 capitalist, 1/3 publicly owned – i.e.
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It requires federal agencies to assess the environmental impacts of their proposed actions prior to finalizing permit applications, federal land management actions, and the construction of highways, bridges, pipelines, and publicly owned facilities.
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Then, in 1998, Germany endorsed the internationally supported Washington Principles, which commit publicly owned museums to seek "a just and fair solution" with the heirs of the original owners of Nazi-looted art.
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The basics of an FCC license for a broadcaster whether they're television or radio are that you use the publicly owned asset of airwaves to get your content into people's homes or cars.
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Under the law, enacted in March, North Carolina is the only U.S. state to require that transgender people use bathrooms in publicly owned buildings that correspond with the sex listed on their birth certificate.
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The Italian publicly-owned multiutility Estra said on Tuesday shareholders have approved the process that will lead to the company's listing on the STAR segment of the Milan bourse in the spring of 2100.
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A joint venture between Microsoft and the NYPD called Domain Awareness System pulls data from the city's thousands of publicly owned CCTV cameras, hundreds of fixed and car-mounted ANPRs, and other data sources.
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A new report by a coalition of progressive advocacy groups examined SEC filings from large, publicly-owned corporations and found that many of companies believe the Trump administration could be bad for their business.
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But between fully privately owned and fully publicly owned water systems, there are many combinations of public-private management, including shorter operations and maintenance contracts, which Grant said are common, and delegated management contracts.
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LONDON, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Britain said on Wednesday it had chosen Terry Burns, a former finance ministry official and chairman of publicly owned broadcaster Channel 4, to chair media regulator Ofcom from Jan. 1.
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Dozens of local communities around the country have developed such publicly-owned networks, in an effort to lower prices, boost speeds, and increase competition in markets often dominated by one or two telecom titans.
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"Firstly, the Bank had been nationalized in 1946, and by portraying the monarch on its notes, the institution recognized that it was now publicly owned," he said, in an interview with the Daily Express.
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In addition, substantial amounts of publicly-owned property could be returned to the private sector for productive use and to generate local real estate and other taxes badly needed by state and local governments.
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NAHB also remains fully committed to boosting domestic production by seeking higher targets for timber sales from publicly-owned lands and opening up additional federal forest lands for logging in an environmentally-sustainable manner.
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The original text of the bill was fairly flexible, allowing towns or counties to apply for funds to establish municipal networks: publicly-owned and operated ISPs that function kind of like a public utility.
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In 2016, North Carolina legislators ignited a nationwide controversy when they passed a law requiring people in publicly owned buildings to use the restroom that corresponded with the gender they were assigned at birth.
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These include universal income support for the poor, tougher penalties on white collar crime and tax evasion, building more prisons, closing down or privatising many publicly owned companies and cutting taxes for small businesses.
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Officials allege that Wilke and Williams were timber thieves who for months sold wood from publicly-owned maple trees — highly sought after for making musical instruments — and presented false permits to local lumber mills.
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Until it was declared unconstitutional, its application to the Utah prairie dog blocked Utah from moving the rodents from backyards, airports, and cemeteries to publicly-owned conservation areas where they could be permanently protected.
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The following year would see North Carolina enact its now-infamous "bathroom bill" requiring trans people to use the restroom denoted by their original birth certificate in all publicly owned buildings, which included schools.
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The proposal would have been a direct cash handout from ratepayers to the coal industry (unlike the coal lease program, which gave away a valuable publicly owned asset, but was not a cash handout).
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His plan here dubbed the Green New Deal after a resolution sponsored by progressives in Congress, mobilizes $22020 trillion to generate all U.S. electricity from renewable sources by 4.873 and create publicly owned utilities.
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In publicly owned prisons, managers might underinvest in quality-improving measures, but private owners face too strong an incentive to cut costs, leading to conditions for prisoners that are worse than those in public prisons.
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If you're concerned about the power telecoms have over the internet (which we are), a publicly owned telecom could be a huge force for the good, particularly if it brought connectivity to underserved rural areas.
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Ryan Zinke of Montana, was reportedly chosen in part because he's an ally of hunting and fishing groups, which want to keep public lands publicly owned rather than selling them off (as some conservatives prefer).
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Today, over 3,330 publicly owned airports are part of a national system that moves more than 2.5 million passengers each day safely and effectively and contributes $76 billion in total output to the American economy.
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The biggest difference is that BDRL is an entirely publicly owned and operated entity, run by a public university, using multiple streams of taxpayer money, and is subject to state and federal open records laws.
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"Our local transit agencies, housing authorities, rural electric and agriculture co-ops, and other municipal services employ millions of people and, best of all, are already publicly owned," says Billy Fleming of the McHarg Center.
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Leung Chun-ying, who was Hong Kong's chief executive from 2012 to 2017, seized on the event in saying the government should reconsider the lease on the F.C.C.'s clubhouse in a publicly owned building.
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The typographic painting was commissioned for the launch of Art UK, a sprawling new website that aims to make digital images of all publicly owned art in Britain accessible to anyone with an internet connection.
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The decision by the publicly owned European Investment Bank at least temporarily deprives Volkswagen of low-cost financing it badly needs for research and development during a period of technological upheaval in the automobile business.
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Publicly owned financial institution la Caisse des Dépôts, which is relatively independent from the French government, expressed an interest in ADP last month and has already worked in tandem with Vinci on the Lyon airport.
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In a notice issued Wednesday to the Federal Register, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) said it intends to analyze the impact of hydraulic fracturing, known as fracking, on publicly owned land throughout the state.
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Hart, an economics professor at Harvard University, has focused on understanding which companies should merge and with what mix of financing, and when institutions such as schools, prisons and hospitals should be privately or publicly owned.
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This suggests there's huge opportunity for countries with taxpayer-funded public healthcare systems to structure and unlock the value contained in medical data they hold on their populations to develop their own publicly owned healthcare AIs.
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The Library of Congress includes the U.S. Copyright Office, which has the power to decide which media is publicly owned — which, in turn, has a huge effect on what's accessible in the age of the internet.
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But for those serviced by the largest for-profit water companies, the financial disparities are stark: on average, they are charged 0003 percent higher water utility fees annually than that of large publicly owned water systems.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China must resist "erroneous" ideas such as privatization and strengthen the role of the Communist Party in publicly owned firms, the head of the country's state asset regulator said in remarks published on Friday.
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The bankruptcy filing this year of Peabody Energy, the world's largest publicly owned coal producer, was but the latest terrible news for an industry whose market, Goldman Sachs says, is in a longterm and irreversible decline.
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In his 24 years with the company, Franklin said he has "never before" seen such a high level of interest among mayors and public officials in selling off their publicly-owned drinking and waste water systems.
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His aim, essentially, is to have enough resources publicly owned that each of us can do what we want and consequently advance humanity, instead of being shackled to system that probably doesn't operate well any longer.
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"However, EU restrictive measures do aim at restricting the access to capital from the EU for certain listed publicly owned or controlled Russian institutions and prohibiting the provision of certain financial services to them," the official said.
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Legault sees Quebec as North America's "green battery" and said if there is a takeup of Hydro-Québec's present surplus, the publicly owned utility could build new dams and wind energy in co-operation with indigenous communities.
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Today, there are around 16,000 publicly owned wastewater treatment plants in operation across the country, all of them responsible for transforming what we flush down the toilet into something useful—or at least something not actively harmful.
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The water crisis in Flint, Michigan—which has a publicly owned water system but underwent massive budget cuts—has gripped the public's attention since 2015, when a pediatrician recognized the signs of lead poisoning in her patients.
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Nestlé has been the subject of public scrutiny since the company purchased a well in September by outbidding the small Ontario township of Centre Wellington, which wanted to secure a publicly-owned source of water for itself.
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Executives at Dongming, formally known as Shandong Dongming Petrochemical Group, and private firm CEFC said on Friday that publicly owned Rizhao Port Authorities will take 51 percent of the project, CEFC 25 percent and Dongming 0003 percent.
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Poland has drawn the sharpest criticism from Brussels since the conservative, nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party won election in late 2015 and swiftly acted to tighten control over publicly-owned media, as well as the judiciary.
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In Idaho, as their property has expanded, the brothers have shuttered trails and hired armed guards to patrol their acres, blocking and stymying access not only to their private property, but also to some publicly owned areas.
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Citing the Party's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, Xinhua said late on Monday the most common misdemeanours among government officials were the awarding of unauthorised bonuses, the exchange of gifts, and the misuse of publicly owned vehicles.
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The children-only policy dates back to a century ago, when the villa became publicly owned, and was established to create a safe haven for youngsters in the chaotic and rarely child-friendly city center of Milan.
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The lawsuit challenged the authority of the administration to suspend the rule without adequate public process and in defiance of its legal obligation to take all reasonable precautions to prevent waste of publicly owned oil and gas.
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And this month, the Department of Housing Preservation and Development announced a design competition for ideas on how to create affordable housing on 23 small, publicly owned lots in the five boroughs, many in quickly gentrifying neighborhoods.
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The state law, known as House Bill 2, requires transgender people to use publicly owned bathrooms that correspond with the gender on their birth certificate and bars local ordinances protecting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people from discrimination.
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The report said the government should set up a publicly-owned CCS Delivery Company, similar in concept to the Olympics Delivery Authority, and provide it with £200-300 million of funding over the next four to five years.
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This new style of media, publicly-owned and locally-focused, would mark a sea change from the current trend of media that's moving away from serving the needs of local communities, according to the Free Press Action Fund.
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"As everywhere else in the world, the BBC works in Russia in full compliance with the country's laws and regulations to deliver independent news and information to its audiences," said a spokeswoman for the British publicly owned broadcaster.
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It'll be interesting to see whether Google or another company ever tries to make use of publicly owned fiber in San Francisco, and perhaps Google's initial inroads in Fiber will eventually lead it toward using city-owned fiber.
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The New York Mets and the team's various business arms control a million-square-foot parking lot — built by the public, on publicly owned land, but operated by the Mets, who collect virtually all the money from it.
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However, green banks sometimes tie in their payments into publicly owned utility bills (for solar projects, for example) or through property taxes due to a lien on the building—although those are not the exclusive methods of payment.
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He likened the talk to hosting supporters of "racism, anti-Semitism or Nazism" and said the Hong Kong government should review the lease of the F.C.C.'s clubhouse in a historic, publicly owned building in central Hong Kong.
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This next chapter in her appeal to rural voters focuses primarily on health care access, the creation of publicly owned broadband networks and the implementation of a new system that would, Warren says, ultimately raise incomes for farmers.
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Starting Monday last week, some 9,000 employees of the publicly owned postal service Posti have been on a two-week strike against pay cuts, which has led to mail deliveries being interrupted ahead of the busy Christmas season.
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No guarantees of course, but that you have a fair chance of making it even if you're a small company, big company, European, national, foreign, publicly owned, privately owned, so that citizen experience, that market is fair and open.
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As a U.S. territory, the island is entitled to all the resources freed up by a presidential disaster declaration, but these mainly address the needs of short-term housing and business recovery and the restoration of publicly owned infrastructure.
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But there are many hospitals — smaller, rural facilities and publicly owned hospitals — that are struggling more because of dwindling payments, fewer patients and an inability to compete against larger, better-funded systems when negotiating payment rates with commercial insurers.
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" To that end, he also invoked two architects of America's publicly owned forests, Theodore Roosevelt, the founder of 150 of the 154 national forests, and his inspiration, John Muir: "We've got to summon that same vision for the future.
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Payne told the UK Land Forum, a seminar on land and corruption, that publicly owned land registers were essential to fostering community trust and social stability and could be powerful tools to combat land corruption, particularly in developing economies.
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The San Francisco Chronicle has the story of a law on the city's books dating to the 1965 opening of Foothills Park, and it appears to be the only publicly owned park in the state that specifically excludes nonresidents.
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Kim Alexander, president of the California Voter Foundation, a nonprofit that works to improve the voting process, said the county should be commended for building a publicly owned system, but the delay in disclosing the source code is perplexing.
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They often point to Chattanooga, Tennessee, whose publicly owned broadband service was one of the first in the country to offer 1 Gbps service, which is still more than 10 times faster than the average home internet service today.
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The Pink Drink was born of the internet and Instagram, so it's amazing to see that a giant, publicly owned company such as Starbucks is paying attention careful to the drinks its customers are creating off of the unofficial secret menu.
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In a recent interview with BP CEO Bob Dudley that spanned almost two hours, the most animated I saw the executive was when he brought up these lawsuits, which are targeting BP along with other big, publicly owned oil companies.
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Mr. Newsom said his new energy team would review proposals from cities including San Francisco and San Jose that involve changing PG&E from an investor-owned utility to a publicly owned operation, run by municipalities or even by the state.
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But that sense of low-key politics, too, seems to have ebbed with the City Council's approval, in February, of an ordinance that allowed transgender people to use, while in publicly owned buildings, the restroom that corresponded with their gender identity.
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" However, the bondholder group believes Zamot does not have the proper qualifications for the role due to him having "no electric utility experience, which must be a key prerequisite for anyone overseeing the operations of the nation's largest publicly-owned utility.
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First Liberty Institute represents one of these schools and the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit will hear arguments later this year to determine whether it offends the Constitution when two religious schools pray on publicly owned property.
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"We hope that Civil is going to become this publicly owned domain for journalism that anyone who's interested in the promise of sustainable, independent journalism around the world should be in possession of, to maintain and support it," Mr. Iles said.
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But the bill says that, when the state expropriates, it can provide no compensation only under these five circumstances: purely speculatively held land; land that has been abandoned; publicly owned land; land that has been donated; farms with labor tenants.
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We'll have to wait and see if Johnson lashes out against Ruffalo by calling him a "chlorinated chicken" or a "great big girl's blouse" or whatever—as of this writing, he still hasn't responded to getting publicly owned by the actor.
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They said that bearing the cost of paying players and coaches would be prohibitively expensive; that some teams are nowhere near a would-be opponent; and that the availability of some publicly owned ballparks would not fit the proposed schedule.
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This proposal, along with one to sell more publicly owned oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in Texas and Louisiana, is expected to raise $1 billion in revenues over 10 years, Nicole Daigle of Murkowski's office wrote in an email to BuzzFeed News.
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Siefer points out that the digital empowerment agenda calls for removing "regulatory barriers"—pole attachment rates, for example, that companies pay when they add their service to existing cable lines—but she says that would also mean states wouldn't limit publicly-owned networks.
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But having an opioid company track misuse of its own products gave the perception that the fox was guarding the henhouse, so Purdue sold RADARS to Denver Health, a publicly owned hospital system in Colorado that also houses a poison and drug center.
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People have a limited amount of mental capacity to think about their problems, argues Hugo Harper of the Behavioural Insights Team, a part-publicly owned think-tank which co-authored a recent report on the subject with Guy's and St Thomas' Charity.
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RBS CFO Katie Murray told CNBC's Joumanna Bercetche on Friday that £22020 billion of that dividend will go directly to the British taxpayer, since RBS is still 62% publicly-owned as a result of its £45.5 billion government bailout following the 2008 crisis.
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But at a London seminar on land and corruption in April, Geoffrey Payne, an international adviser to the World Bank, said publicly owned land registers were essential to fostering trust and could be powerful tools to combat land corruption, particularly in developing economies.
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"The biggest challenge is that family forest owners have relatively small parcels compared to publicly owned national forests, so you need an organized effort across many owners, which is difficult to implement," says Jennifer Costanza, assistant professor at North Carolina State University.
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The five largest publicly-owned oil and gas companies in the world have invested over $1 billion in shareholder funds in the three years following the Paris climate agreement on "misleading climate-related branding and lobbying," according to a new report from InfluenceMap.
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A $2628-trillion federal investment over 28503 years to transition to publicly-owned clean electricity, create 22019 million new jobs, and address the historical harm from pollution on poor communities and communities of color show that Sanders takes the climate emergency seriously.
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President Donald Trump has been laying into the Seattle-based online shopping firm in recent weeks for what he says is a deal with publicly-owned USPS which effectively lumps much of the cost of thousands of daily deliveries onto U.S. taxpayers.
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"For far too long, the Interior Department has given away our publicly owned fossil fuels to mining and drilling companies without regard for the damage they cause to communities and our climate," said Annie Leonard, executive director of Greenpeace USA, in a statement.
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" The Democrats conceded that the "road remains publicly owned" but said "Hidrovias has consulted with and helped finance the Brazilian government's efforts to develop and find funding mechanisms to pave BR-163, maintain the road, and reduce congestion to accelerate its shipments.
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BRIGHTON, England, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party will build 37 new offshore wind farms with a 51% publicly-owned stake if it wins power, business spokeswoman Rebecca Long-Bailey will say on Tuesday, outlining a large expansion of renewable energy generation.
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Conducting a fire sale of our current publicly owned assets to finance a new wave of infrastructure construction, or subsidizing the construction of infrastructure for private benefit, could leave America weaker, not stronger, as we face the challenges of the modern era.
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According to Bozuwa, if PG&E were to be publicly owned, it could potentially be designed to empower these local projects and regional distributors, as well as Community Choice Aggregators, boards that enable opt-on community options for alternative, renewable forms of energy for residents.
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"Large, publicly owned publishing companies make huge profits off of scientists by publishing our science and then selling it back to the university libraries at a massive profit (which primarily benefits stockholders)," Corina Logan, an animal behavior researcher at the University of Cambridge, noted.
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Scottish government records first reviewed by The Scotsman investigative reporter Martyn McLaughlin and later The New York Times showed that the Trump Organization lobbied airport officials to have Trump Turnberry a destination target for travelers who flew into the publicly-owned Glasgow Prestwick Airport.
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Though specific insights into the NFL's financial situation are limited, a financial disclosure by the Green Bay Packers – the only publicly owned franchise in major U.S. sports – revealed that the NFL distributed a record $7.8 billion to its 32 teams in 2016, according to Bloomberg.
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Yeah, and again, I think should be publicly owned because I think public ownership of at least the physical infrastructure and probably the protocols is the only way to ensure that we don't wind up with a huge private black ... Fight over net neutrality.
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The New York Times reported Thursday that the Liberty National club in Jersey City, N.J., is attempting to expand onto almost 22 acres of land currently in use by the Liberty State Park, a publicly-owned piece of land along the New Jersey coast.
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"While Elon Musk rationalizes that he doesn't want the challenges of the short-termism of publicly owned companies, he's benefited a lot by easy, cheap financing, either debt or equity issued, which would not be quite as available in a private market," he said.
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Progressive policymakers should fully fund the 1.2 million existing publicly owned homes in the US, end the Rental Assistance Demonstration program that is slowly privatizing public housing, repeal the Faircloth Amendment that bans new public housing construction, and start building new 213–7 million new public homes.
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But the argument enumerated by the lawyers notes that "even if the space in question is 'metaphysical' rather than physical; even if the space is privately rather than publicly owned" the doctrine still applies especially since Trump has turned Twitter into the "official bull horn" Abdo said.
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Gone are the vast swaths of publicly owned land and blighted or abandoned private apartments that the city took over in the 1970s and '80s, and that served as the fuel for Mayor Edward I. Koch's effort to create more than 150,000 units of affordable housing.
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All sales estimates pertain to 2016 results, although Rolex and Patek Philippe, both privately owned, don't release figures, and the others belong to publicly owned luxury groups — Omega and Longines to the Swatch Group and Cartier to Richemont — that don't disclose the financial performance of individual brands.
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The law nullified local government ordinances establishing anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, and it required people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that corresponded with the gender listed on their birth certificates, which liberals saw as an attack on transgender rights.
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Seoul reportedly spent somewhere in the range of $0003 million to cover the costs of costs of President Moon Jae-in&aposs first summit with Kim in April — a day-long affair that was held in publicly owned buildings on the South Korean side of the Demilitarized Zone.
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According to the paper, city officials don't appear to be committed to the project long-term yet, though the DC Department of Transportation is examining what kinds of further permissions the Boring Company would need to send its massive tunnel-digging drills under city roads and publicly owned land.
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According to Mint, a newspaper, four publicly owned oil groups have offered 1.2bn rupees to fund the "Statue of Unity", a 182-metre-high monument to Sardar Patel, an independence hero, which will cost a whopping $460m (and happens to be in Mr Modi's home state of Gujarat).
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Thousands of Chinese miners who say they have not been paid for months staged a rare protest in a northeastern city, days after the provincial governor made the apparently false claim that no miner working for the province's largest publicly owned mining company was owed any back wages.
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The EITI, which was founded in 2003, and which the U.S. joined in 2014, sets a global standard for governments to disclose their revenues from oil, gas, and mining assets, and for companies to report payments made to obtain access to publicly owned resources, as well as other donations.
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Instead of rejecting the public-private partnerships implemented by the EDC and the Department of City Planning (DCP), CreateNYC's recommendations are complicit with the handing over of even more publicly-owned land to private developers, so that they alone may profit from assets that we the people own.
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HONG KONG — A former top official in Hong Kong continued his clash with the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club over its plans to host a talk by the head of a pro-independence political party, asking Tuesday why the government should allow the club to lease a publicly owned building.
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Candidate pushes for legalized weed to grow revenue Joyce, 49, is a former Cook County state's attorney who claims he would confront the city's ballooning billion-dollar pension deficits not by raising property taxes but rather by lucrative new revenue sources including legalized marijuana and a publicly owned casino.
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The expected reductions also mark the latest salvo in a long-running conflict between those who want increased protections for publicly owned land in the West — typically conservationists and Native American tribes — and those who want to allow grazing, logging, and mining on public lands in addition to things like recreation.
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A patchwork of owners Whereas publicly owned forests will have experienced forestry professionals making large-scale management plans — the largest forest in the U.S., Alaska's Tongass, covers more than 17 million acres — it is harder to create a comprehensive and coordinated approach when the forestland is divided between private individuals.
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As rescue workers continued to look through the rubble and cut into trapped vehicles with blowtorches and other equipment, the company, IVRCL, came under intense scrutiny, with reports that it had run into problems with at least two states and a publicly owned company under the Indian Ministry of Railways.
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"His research provides us with theoretical tools for studying questions such as which kinds of companies should merge, the proper mix of debt and equity financing, and which institutions such as schools or prisons ought to be privately or publicly owned," the academy said in a summary of his work.
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In Washington state, where there are 14 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Seattle and King County, the county executive signed an emergency declaration that will allow the purchase of a motel as well as the setting up of modular housing units on publicly owned parking lots and other available land.
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In February 2016, the Charlotte City Council passed a nondiscrimination ordinance — supported by Ms. Lyles and Ms. Roberts — that prompted the Republican-dominated state Legislature to pass a law that required people in publicly owned buildings to use the restroom that corresponded with the gender listed on their birth certificates.
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Now that President Trump is in office, people here and in other parts of the 11 states where 47 percent of the landmass is publicly owned are watching to see what he will do on everything related to public lands, from coal mining and cattle grazing to national monuments and parks.
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On behalf of the 1100+ publicly owned treatment works that the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA) represents across the nation, I can say that a strong federal-state-local partnership to deliver clean water to every community - large and small, urban and rural - is needed now more than ever.
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A diverse field of candidates Forty-nine-year old Jerry Joyce is a former Cook County state's attorney who claims he would confront the city's ballooning billion-dollar pension deficits not by raising property taxes but rather by lucrative new revenue sources including legalized marijuana and a publicly owned casino.
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Consider this statistic from a previous Greenpeace report: A ton of publicly owned coal leased during the Obama administration will, on average, cause damages estimated at between $22 and $237, using the federal government's social cost of carbon estimates — yet the average price per ton for those coal leases was only $1.03.
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The department promulgated the methane "waste prevention rule" in November 2016 in response to evidence gathered by the Government Accountability Office and other watchdog groups that some oil and gas drillers were wasting valuable, publicly owned assets by venting and flaring large quantities of unwanted methane in violation of the Mineral Leasing Act.
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Instead of being required to provide reasonable public access to publicly owned parcels, private landowners can (and often do) block access routes to public lands that cross their property, and in some cases even charge hunters and anglers extravagant "trespass fees" to access large blocks of public lands that lie behind their gates.
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After winning a competition in 2017 to build a smart city development on a 12-acre plot of derelict publicly owned land called Quayside, Sidewalk offered a dazzling array of innovations intended not just to push Toronto into the future, but also to act as a test bed and a model for similar developments worldwide.
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Public transit agencies—which, it's worth bearing in mind, are publicly owned and operated, not private corporations—are also asking for federal funds so they can keep running service for critical workers like hospital and grocery store staff, but they're asking for about $13 billion, or about one-fifth of what the airline industry wants.
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Silver opened the news conference by addressing House Bill 2, the law passed in North Carolina in 2016 that invalidated local government ordinances establishing anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and required people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that corresponded with the genders listed on their birth certificates.
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Passage of PLREDA will have a number of benefits for communities in the West, industry and the American people: In an era that has been characterized by significant division over the value and benefit of publicly owned lands in the West, this bipartisan legislation is an ice-cold glass of water in a 115-degree July Arizona afternoon.
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"Under this ruling, in order to engage in free speech on Inauguration Day in the publicly owned parkland of Freedom Plaza or the public sidewalk of the Trump Hotel, you have to pay money to Donald Trump and be vetted and approved by his political inaugural committee," said Mara Verheyden-Hilliard, who argued the case for the coalition.
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"A public place is generally an indoor or outdoor area, whether privately or publicly owned, to which the public have access by right or by invitation, expressed or implied, whether by payment of money or not, but not a place when used exclusively by one or more individuals for a private gathering or other personal purpose," according to USLegal.
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In an 83-page decision that was restrained in its scope, Judge Thomas D. Schroeder of Federal District Court in Winston-Salem, N.C., limited the University of North Carolina's power to enforce the section of the law that requires people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates.
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While by my count about 28 percent of the United States is publicly owned and thus potentially good roaming land (in the form of national parks, national forests, Bureau of Land Management property, as well as state parks and recreation areas), much of this land is inaccessible to people longing for a morning stroll from their front door.
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"It is a hybrid plan and it harkens back to the original New Deal where they created these [federal utilities], and they were about lowering the cost of energy for consumers and having cooperative relationships with municipally or publicly owned utilities," said Johanna Bozuwa, co-manager of the climate and energy program at the progressive think tank The Next System Project.
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Scottish government records first reviewed by The Scotsman investigative reporter Martyn McLaughlin and later The New York Times, showed that the Trump Organization lobbied airport officials to have Trump Turnberry — the scenic golf resort purchased and renovated for an estimated total of $200 million in 2014 — a destination target for travelers who flew into the publicly-owned Glasgow Prestwick Airport.
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"If the commercial providers are determined to make money by violating the privacy and speech rights of their users, and if some policymakers in Washington are determined to clear the way for them to do that — then states, cities, towns, and counties should take matters into their own hands by creating publicly owned services that do honor those values and can help ensure an open internet," the report reads.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) on Wednesday released a proposal to invest in rural America, saying she would push to create publicly owned high-speed internet networks across the country to address the lack of broadband access in rural and low-income areas.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) on Wednesday released a proposal to invest in rural America, saying she would push to create publicly owned high-speed internet networks across the country to address the lack of broadband access in rural and low-income areas.
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