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...public and with investors. This helps to boost sales and market performance. As the construction sector suffers from an extremely poor public image, we believe this impact would be particularly positive for construction firms. [Construction work at London Docklands] Regeneration work at London Docklands Our study also revealed an acute lack of gender data specific to the...

...public to act as jurors. Our mock jury project – the Scottish Jury Research – involved 863 participants divided into 64 juries. They all watched a video of either a rape trial or a non-sexual assault trial (where the defendant claimed he acted in self-defence). Jurors were drawn from jury service eligible members of the public to reflect a representative sample of the...

...public around the world. As co-founder of the ‘1 for 7 Billion’ campaign Natalie Samarasinghe explains: the Council’s five permanent members, Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States (P5), maintained an iron grip on the procedure for decades. There was no timeline, criteria or formal shortlist of candidates. Even elected members of the Council were often...

...public and the Liberals' electoral support nosedived. The pact did provide political stability, though. It kept the Labour Party in power, during which time there was a modest economic recovery. It was supported by the City of London and, according to contemporary opinion polls, enjoyed significant public support. The Liberals eventually broke off the pact in August 1978...

...Public Safety Bull Connor and his police forces jailed 1,200 men, women and children who took part in peaceful protest. Last August, DC police had no difficulty arresting 41 participants in a Black Lives Matter protest march. You might come to the conclusion that the police know perfectly well how to arrest peaceful Black and Brown people in the street, but seem at a loss...