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That is putting public pressure on firms to abstain from participating.

Different approaches to putting public health into hospitals are discussed.

It aims to reduce cannabis-related harm by putting public-health controls on how recreational cannabis is managed.

It's an inconvenience for me but that's nothing compared to the importance of putting public health first.

His remarks are the strongest yet on the necessity of putting public finances back on a sound footing.

Officials say government revenues from mineral exports is already expected to fall dramatically next year, putting public finances under strain.

Louth County Council said packs of up to 100 horses are roaming the mountains and putting public safety at risk.

The Common Council was mildly amused at the idea of putting public property to such an absurd, such an unheard-of use.

It appeared then that I was to be condoned for not offering her worship, and so putting public question on her deification.

Green Party health spokesperson Kevin Hague said Dr Humphrey was putting public health first - and Horticulture New Zealand should do the same.

An RNZ Insight investigation uncovers evidence the Transport Accident Investigation Commission has been chronically underfunded for years - putting public safety at risk.

Now there's concern that Singapore's Jadestone is basing its Taranaki venture on oil that might not be there - putting public cash at risk again.