Edinburgh, similar to other Scottish cities, traditionally provided an array of public services, including subsidized housing, to its residents.
At the end of August, for example, his government froze the prices of an array of public services—hardly a liberal move.
Most Cubans are employed by the state in one way or another, and nothing is deducted from their paychecks despite a wide array of public services (health care, education, social security) that are offered for free.
Often portrayed as an ideal spot for new immigrants, with its array of public services and advocacy groups and its fertile mix of ethnicities, the city may not necessarily have all that a newcomer needs to build a future.
On the other hand, governments have turned to nonprofit organizations, especially since the 1980s, to deliver a vast array of public services that were once provided by public agencies.
Rather than validate, or even address, Congress's decision in the Americans With Disabilities Act to open the states to suit for failing to make accessible a broad array of public services and programs, Justice John Paul Stevens confined his majority opinion to the specific context presented by the case: access to court.
The conditions of the deal will force Nassau to pare back one of the most generous arrays of public services -- in schools, parks, police protection, among others -- anywhere in the country.
Ultimately, the conditions of the deal that created the finance agency will force Nassau to pare back one of the most generous arrays of public services -- in schools, parks and police -- anywhere in the nation.
While private equity firms have always invested in a diverse array of companies, including hospitals and nursing homes, their movement into emergency services raises broader questions about the administering of public services.
