Sentence examples for conceptions of public benefit from inspiring English sources

Despite this, however, the tension between individual rights and broader conceptions of public benefit is a profound one for public health as a field of practice.

In general, we index the objections to the conceptions of public justification to which they apply.

Which involves more of a public benefit?

"That's your popular conception of public housing," he said.

Kroll's conception of public service — or, in another context, the national interest — is too subtle for some observers.

Activist fiscal policy also means broadening the conception of public investment, and focusing finance on those ends that promote truly inclusive growth.

But notice that on our broad conception of public justification, this objection is merely an objection to the Rawlsian form of public justification vis-à-vis a more deliberative conception.

Stability can also be seen as a merit of a particular conception of public justification over others.

It concludes that the sector perceives the current context as a great opportunity for growing and consolidating the strategic conception of public relations.

There are just two problems with the prevailing conception of "public health" -- the public, and health.

Mascarenhas [ 54] also highlights the ambiguous conception of public servants commensurate with political decision-making.