These are, quite simply, taxes, with the revenues enriching private coffers rather than serving public purposes.

But this was now politically feasible, because aid topped up the public coffers, reducing the depth of the necessary cuts and the associated pain and suffering.

While corporate coffers hold mountains of cash, private investment stagnates.

The time is long past when corrupt leaders plundered public funds and Government coffers and thousands of young people were unable to educate themselves and fell victim to rampant unemployment.

Most seriously, doubts persist about his commitment to democracy, with critics arguing he s an old style African big man ready to bully opponents and ravage the public coffers with his cronies.

Moreover, it looks likely that the outrageous fees charged for every debit transaction a kind of tax that goes not for any public purpose but to fill the banks coffers will be curtailed.

Thus, the state s coffers (and hence spending) overflow during booms, but then collapse, forcing emergency retrenchment, during busts.

Meanwhile, Russia s troubles remain hidden behind the strong arm tactics and oil bloated coffers of Putin s autocratic bureaucracy.

This kept the LDP s coffers brimming, but posed the risk of a serious financial crisis in the late 1990 s.

In particular, the leaders of Old Europe have been reluctant to open up their coffers for the countries of New Europe.

Moreover, some of the money that the world pays for Saudi Arabia s oil finds its way into the coffers of terrorist organizations.

But the state s coffers are dangerously depleted, and France now finds itself among the many countries whose debt burden compromises the eurozone s existence.

You cannot proclaim your impotence in the face of empty state coffers after pushing through useless and costly tax breaks for the richest.

With the state owning so much, most of the gains in asset values experienced over the past 30 years have gone into the government s coffers.

Development of unconventional oil and gas supported 2.1 million jobs and contributed 74 billion in tax revenues and royalty payments to government coffers in 2012.

That allure is why foreign students from emerging countries around the world flock to Britain, putting millions of pounds annually into the coffers of its universities.

International cooperation is needed for the repatriation of the funds of illicit origin siphoned off from the coffers of the developing countries to some developed countries.

As scandalous as it might be, these sums are mere peanuts compared to the 4.5 billions in oil revenues supposedly siphoned away from African government coffers over the last decade.

With high prices for crude oil and natural gas bloating its coffers, Russia is once again aggressively confronting the small and still relatively weak states that fled the eroding Soviet empire 15 years ago.

Fearing that the system was fragile, the government opened its coffers in 1787, bailing out private investors who had lost in an immense speculative scheme to corner shares in a reorganized East India Company.

The Chinese state probably hasn t sat on so much lucre since the halcyon days of the Qing Empire, when insatiable European demand for porcelain, tea and silk flooded the central coffers in Beijing with silver bullion.

Although the focus on renewable energy sources is welcome, policies that distort food supply are not. America s subsidies for corn based ethanol contribute more to the coffers of ethanol producers than they do to curtailing global warming.

Instead of focusing on a large jobs program, the US could do more to bring peace to Iraq by reducing the money from Iraqi government coffers and smuggling activities that funds the payrolls of the insurgents and militias.

It will be able to increase exports of clean, run of the river hydropower to India, thereby earning foreign exchange in a manner that is sustainable and that can fill government coffers to fund education, health care, and infrastructure.

Finally, the revenues from the gas pipelines must be returned to the state s coffers. Here the EU can also play a prominent role by recognizing Russia s special interest in proper pipeline maintenance and a proper accounting for the gas they carry.

Chávez helped the FMLN by giving free or cheap oil to its mayors in many parts of the country, and probably (though it has not been proven) by channeling funds, if only in small quantities, to the party s electoral coffers.

Public procurement and management of public finances

Orbán s remarks, and his subsequent announcement of plans to implement his vision of an illiberal state, were greeted with shock. How could he profess such views as the leader of a European Union member state, even as he stuffed his government s coffers with EU subsidies?

Public policy and public sector investment matter, too.

Such daring public photographs may shock the public.

Instead of fostering public dialogue and educating the public, the public is often left in the dark.

Nor is public diplomacy merely a public relations campaign.

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(b) For the protection of national security or of public order (ordre public), or of public health or morals.

EU also permits exceptions to the free movement principle for reasons of public policy, public health and public security.

Governments were also encouraged to promote public public and public private partnerships for financing and developing infrastructure and affordable housing.

Bribery of foreign public officials and officials of public international organizations

If a group is public the photo becomes public as well.

Harbour pilots, urban public transportation operators, taxi operators and public notaries

Public public partnerships are another option for technology and knowledge transfer.

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Public information

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