In his other novels, in 'Pendennis,' in 'Philip,' in 'Vanity Fair' even, at times, he is too conscious of the public, and spoils his work by appealing directly to the sympathies of the public, or by directly mocking at them.
It was the result of the authority of the public in art- matters, and is to be deplored.
'I have now ascertained that it is public business,' returned the suitor, 'and I want to know'--and again repeated his monotonous inquiry.
Though it was anything but a hot day, Mr Meagles was in a heated state that attracted the attention of the passersby; more particularly as he leaned his back against a railing, took off his hat and cravat, and heartily rubbed his steaming head and face, and his reddened ears and neck, without the least regard for public opinion.
You wouldn't suppose him to be a public offender; would you?'
The moment he addresses himself to the Government, he becomes a public offender!
"We don't have the budgets that businesses have," says Janet Swiecichowski, Minnetonka
Public Schools executive director of communications.
The
public benefit concept is not spelled out in the bill and will be determined by the Charities Commission, an independent charities regulator for England and Wales.
If there were ever a time to push hard for passage of Clean Elections, the
public financing of elections, it is now.
It had to find that the state's constitution prohibits the use of
public funds in private schools.
La Trinidad, Benguet - preschool to kinder (
public and private)
San Jose, Nueva Ecija - pre-school to kindergarten,
public and private
In addition, the general
public has misperceptions about higher education opportunity--misperceptions that make need-based financial aid less of a priority than it should be.
Because of this indiscriminate taxation, a significant portion of those footing the bill for
public education will never partake of any part of the services provided with these ill-gotten gains; they are forced to pay for the schooling of other people's children.
