Public support

Should tax money support Public Television? Do you think the United States should continue to fund Public Television? From recent knowledge that was given to me, Public television is a Public Broadcasting service to American people. Would you agree,or disagree? In source 1, it states"The Public Broadcasting service (PBS) is a non-profit television network." To me, is is sounding like the PBS is not getting paid, but in the rest of the article it sounds like they are making trillions! Another evidence

P7. Report on 3 examples of current affairs that affect public services and citizens. M4. Analyse the effects on citizens and public services of the way that three current affairs examples have been reported by the media. Army cuts. “Top general warns over 'hollowed-out' armed forces” The British armed forces are due to be significantly reduced in numbers by thousands of personnel by 2020. The Army will lose 20,000 soldiers, the Navy 6,000 personnel and the RAF 5,000. I found this news report on

Presidential appeals for public support had become a commonplace in 1992. Some examples of going public are a special prime-time address to the nation, televised press conference, traveling outside Washington. to deliver a speech to a business or professional convention, and a visit to a day care center with network cameras trailing behind. Richard Nixon, born January 9, 1913 and passed away April 22, 1994, he was the 37th president of the United States from 1969 to 1974. President Nixon thought

organization of public support from a variety of stakeholders, the collision of provincial aspirations with fiscal realities and a number of upcoming strategic opportunities are pushing a discussion around national pharmacare further up the policy agenda. Public support of a national pharmacare plan is growing. According to a 2015 poll, 91% of Canadians support having “Pharmacare” provide universal

In their own way, all four themes may help us win public support for the group advocacy project. If an individual can approach the public with meaningful, powerful, and confident information then their chances are strong that they may have the potential to win public support. The theme that stands out to me the most in regards to winning public support is rights. Rights stands out to me for multiple reasons. The theme for the advocacy project I am participating is is Aboriginal Rights. A tremendous

but never really focused much attention to them. I wanted to gain more knowledge on what they were used for and the controversy which surrounded the use of these Supermax prisons. I decided to read ‘Housing for the “worst of the worst” inmates: Public Support for the Supermax Prisons’ and ‘What we know, what we do not know, and where we are going’ journals. From my first perceptions of a Supermax prison, I only really knew that they could house thousands of criminals at one time and that those criminals

English 301A 14 September 2012 Public Funding should not support Public Schools in Music and Arts Education is one of the major problems faced by US as a nation and several debates pertaining to allocation of education funds are underway. The use of public education funds is one such matter which is debated very highly. The consequences of public education fund’s spending are long-term which makes this issue very important. Also, limited availability of public funds makes it essential for these

Services Limited aims to provide disabled Australian’s with the ability to live more Self-sufficient lives. Westside’s Life skills programs establish’s confidence within the participant while also teaching Important life skills and their employment support services aims to assist participants to overcome barriers within employment. Next slide. BACKGROUND Westside Community Services Limited is a registered National Disability Insurance Scheme provider that aims to provide a holistic approach for

female athlete Sharapova received a suspension of about a year because of her use of PED, she still owns some sponsorships and aids, and her net worth is about $125 million a year. Sharapova’ reputation might be untarnished because of her play to the public. Zach states that the behaviors like Sharapova’s will cause a negative effect to the society and we need to find a way to solve this problem. The article would be great to many of the readers and highly recommend it to be published in the Shorthorn

“Three Strikes and You Are Out, but Why? The Psychology of Public Support for Punishing Rule Breakers” By Tom Tyler and Robert Boeckmann  Background Understanding the social meaning of rule breaking behavior Why do people want to punish rule breakers? 1. The sources of support for the punishment of rule-breaking behavior 2. The nature of public support for punishing those who break social rules 3 basic sources of support 1. Crime-related concerns 2. Concerns about social conditions 3. Concerns