General (public) interest.

However, in all these cases, it is clearly not in the public interest that the amount granted in incentives exceed the value of the benefits to the public.

141 cases were closed due to lack of evidence, Budgetary Principles Law lack of public interest, lack of any wrongdoing or unknown offender.

We know of your professional interest in these cases.

At 50 an hour, all my cases interest me.

(c) To discuss matters of public interest and

He should use both formal decisions and public statements to advance the public interest.

I therefore want to encourage public interest in space.

Interest rate and public sector discount rate, where available

Public Health Laboratory, Ramallah, 1997 Transfer of interest earned

During 2004, CPCB initiatives to combat corruption had included the investigation of corruption cases, the examination of conflicts of interest of public officials and the scrutiny of financing of political parties.

Numbers of cases recorded by the Public Prosecution Service

In other cases, public authorities play a limited function.

These cases are of enormous interest as they open a new juridical horizon.

111. Congress may initiate investigations on any subject of public interest.

Privatization and public utilities were also of special interest to them.

Only the verdict in such cases is announced in public.

Independent, speedy and effective legal and or administrative procedures for seeking redress, containing such features as fast tracking for cases where the complainant is terminally ill, investigatory powers to address systemic cases of discrimination in policies and procedures, ability to bring cases under pseudonym and representative complaints, including the possibility of public interest organizations bringing cases on behalf of people living with HIV AIDS

Transparency and accountability without integrity may not end up serving the public interest.

Like any government official, you have a duty to serve the public interest.

In situations of possible or perceived conflict of interest between public officials apos public duties and private interests, they shall disqualify themselves from any decision making process relating to such conflict of interest.

Public tendering is the most common method for public procurement of goods and, in some cases, also services to be paid with public funds.

During 2003 and 2004, the initial interest was confirmed with, respectively, 410 and 420 new cases.

In some cases all schools, all churches, all public venues were closed.

77. The revised CPL fails to guarantee public trials in all cases.

It consists of work in the public interest that is run by the Public Administration and non profit making charities (AI).

And there really wasn't a specific company that was focused on the public interest.

One of the purposes of laws and regulations is to safeguard the public interest.

Furthermore, Yugoslavia lacks a tradition of public interest litigation which could benefit disadvantaged groups.

The Secretary General may, in the interest of the Organization, extend this age limit in exceptional cases.

In all cases, the participants demonstrated a high level of competence and a great deal of interest.

(a) They act as public prosecutors in serious criminal cases with political implications

14. The right to not have the law applied retroactively, with the exception of laws concerning public order and the public interest.

In most cases, no investigation whatever was conducted in 24 cases the Public Prosecutor apos s Office undertook inconclusive investigations and only two cases have been scheduled for trial.

Public Prosecutor In every district in Pakistan, prosecution of criminal cases is conducted by the State through a Public Prosecutor (P.P.).

Putting the personal and party interest over the national interest, they failed in their bid to sway public opinion away from supporting the National Convention.

For the reasons below, we consider that the changes were timely, in the public interest, and in accord with consensus of public opinion.

1. A public office, as defined by national law, is a position of trust, implying a duty to act in the public interest.

1. A public office, as defined by national law, is a position of trust, implying a duty to act in the public interest.

1. A public office, as defined by national law, is a position of trust, implying a duty to act in the public interest.

Results of reliable public opinion polls provide relevant and meaningful information of interest to voters.

These riots, costing millions and millions of tax payer dollars, have aroused great public interest.

An entire area is being temporarily evacuated in the interest of public order and safety.

It was consequently in the interest of the whole industry to restrict arrest to cases of absolute necessity.

In all the cases the Public Security Bureau Police were alleged to be responsible.