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spec: It put forward the case for a new set of experiments to take the public-private partnerships forward for city and town centres in the United Kingdom . These institutions are dominated by businesses which are set to benefit from the public-private partnerships they promote . Beginning as it does with images of the grime-coated detritus of America , the poem recalls Ginsberg 's `` Sunflower Sutra , '' but what sprouts from this soil is something utterly different from Ginsberg 's ecstasy-inducing flower . '' Some have even called this `` passive euthanasia . " I hope that we get some ideas about how other folks are finding ways to build these public-private partnerships and energize this community around doing the same thing , " said Chamberlain , one of the event 's planners . The presenter noted my leadership role in the public-private partnerships for the Paramount and ACT Theatres , Benaroya Hall and McCaw Hall , budget funding for various performing arts venues throughout the City , and my own personal support for the arts . Nearly a dozen states have already enacted some restrictions . BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Legislative Assembly ask the government to consider drafting a legislative protocol in which public-private partnership projects can be publicly analyzed and further consider a moratorium on any public-private partnerships now under consideration until the protocol is established . The term " Global Alliance for Tuberculosis Drug Development " means the public-private partnership that brings together leaders in health , science , philanthropy , and private industry to devise new approaches to tuberculosis and to ensure that new medications are available and affordable in high tuberculosis burden countries and other affected countries . Gardner is indebted to Southwestern for providing him with skills necessary to excel . The commitment of communities to build the public-private partnerships by expending the social , political , and economic will at federal , state , and local levels can yield long-lasting health benefits for all community members . " Going against threats like that is a strong motivation for a public-private partnership , " Witten says . “ The number of children being fed under the public-private partnership has more than trebled within a year , ” says Sudhansh Pant , director Mid-Day Meal Scheme , Rajasthan . Tenore , an expert in benthic ecology and coastal oceanography , will continue in his role as a professor at the lab and as a driving force behind a center he started - the Alliance for Coastal Technologies ( ACT ) , a public-private partnership focused on developing and applying sensor technology for coastal research and monitoring . The University wishes to promote and draw on the internal quality cultures of departments , while establishing a more cohesive institutional system . In Massachusetts , for example , the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation entered into a public-private partnership with NEFE last year to provide the free NEFE High School Financial Planning Program ( HSFPP ) curriculum to schools throughout the state , and was joined in the effort by the state ’ s Department of Education . USAID , through its Governance Reform and Sustainable Partnerships program , has provided a grant to strengthen the public-private partnership between the Society and the municipal government of Zalau . For example , an agency may pilot test new data collection instruments that were developed for the evaluation . Whether someone has been negligent or not is only important to the pupil in that society may or may not award him or her a sum of money to help offset in part the effects of the disability . The topics include a wide variety of surgical illnesses that constitute the domain of general surgical care and include Critical Care , Gastrointestinal Surgery , Endocrine Surgery , Trauma and Surgical Oncology . It enhances the public-private partnership fostered by Unocal and Cal Poly through the EBI , a collaborative research project aimed at developing " environmentally sensitive " technology to aid petroleum companies in restoring contaminated sites . The CHCP , conceived as a public-private partnership , works to foster research and technology development among U.S. intermodal companies . The I-20 will also be needed to prove work eligibility to prospective employers . However there are also cotton threads , mercerized thread , and linen thread . The one thing that has been his excuse is that he does not have a stadium that will give him revenue , which is true considering the Vikings get 20 percent of the Twins concession sales and the Twins themselves get only 15 percent or something stupid like that . City Year 's funding is a model of a public-private partnership . It is also hoped that the limited recourse financing techniques and the public-private partnership established for the project can become a model for property development projects in the region . Berne had a feral quality , a wildness of lust and dangerous unpredictability that went with the loose and relaxed jointless way he walked and held himself ; he was potently , almost fiercely , alive at all times . '' Eventually the scientists would win more of a hearing than they got during the war : After vigorous lobbying by scientists , the Atomic Energy Act of 1946 took authority over atomic weapons away from soldiers and gave it to civilians . In order to promote access by all citizens , it recommends the development of local , national and regional contents in the native and official languages of the countries of the region . This is the first time in the history of our country that a proposal to alter the decisions of the Court by enlarging its personnel has been so boldly made . So I had gone out there .