Sentence examples for considerable public service from inspiring English sources

Cable says that "The Guardian has done a very considerable public service" over this issue.

He told the Today programme on BBC Radio 4: "I think the Guardian has done a very considerable public service.

Here are the key points: The business secretary said the newspaper performed a considerable public service after making the "entirely correct and right" decision to publish details from the NSA files.

The Guardian performed a considerable public service after making the "entirely correct and right" and "courageous" decision to publish details from secret NSA files leaked by the US whistleblower Edward Snowden, Vince Cable has said.

As the business secretary praised the Guardian for performing a considerable public service in publishing leaked documents from the US National Security Agency, No 10 said David Cameron was satisfied with the current system of oversight.

alan rusbridger (@arusbridger) Vince Cable:I think Guardian has done a v considerable public service What they did as journalists entirely correct + right October 11, 2013 More details soon... Updated at 9.12am BST 5.12pm BST That's it from us for today.

The Channel 4 board contains a number of highly skilled people who have notched up considerable time as public service broadcasters, including deputy chairman Barry Cox, contemporary of John Birt and Greg Dyke at LWT, and member of the Blair circle.

Costs of not owning a car can be considerable – public transportation and taxi service costs add up.

"We welcome the government's conclusion that the UK's mixed-ecology broadcast and production sector is a global success story," said a spokesman for Channel 4. "However, we believe that this has been a missed opportunity to update and modernise the regulatory framework for broadcasting and ensure that it fully takes account of the considerable value created by the public service broadcasters".

Many of MIT's over 120,000 alumni have had considerable success in scientific research, public service, education, and business., 27 MIT alumni have won the Nobel Prize, 47 have been selected as Rhodes Scholars, and 61 have been selected as Marshall Scholars.

In 2011, the country was bailed out by the European Union and the IMF, and later passed austerity measures that imposed considerable cuts on public services.