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At the same time, councillors are facing public pressure to assert themselves.

DeJoy suspended those service changes this week after facing public outrage.

For the first time in his career Burnham found himself facing public attack.

Most visitors come for the mile of ocean- facing public recreational beach, according to the U.S.

The makers of the popular chocolate drink Milo are facing public outcry after changing the recipe.

But both countries are facing public protests that undermine their governments' claims to stability, efficiency and public support.

Monsanto is facing public ire again.

On Thursday, Amazon scrapped its plans to set up its second headquarters in New York after facing public outcry.

The GTF was formed to develop a consensus and single strong voice around the issues and challenges facing public media worldwide.

With 17 companies facing public campaigns, Japan took the lead among Asian countries, and it could remain a top market for activists.

Instead, police departments, often under heavy political pressure and facing public protests, typically offer big dollar settlements to victims or their survivors.

And with that change can come both greater respect and a central role in meeting some of the most critical challenges facing public services.

It is also facing public criticism from President Donald Trump and others about its planned cryptocurrency Libra over concerns about privacy and money laundering.

Facebook is also facing public criticism from President Donald Trump and others about its planned cryptocurrency Libra over concerns about privacy and money laundering.

But facing public ire, it capped compensation expenses at $16.2 billion for the year as it scaled back its compensation ratio to 36 percent.

Facing public fears of their trains being hacked, Washington's metro agency WMATA updated its tender in February to beef up cyber security requirements.