After all, the public comprises customers as well as workers, and everyone knows that the contemporary customer is mad as hell, too — fed up with inept service, indifferent employees, and customer-service departments that are harder to negotiate than Kafka's Castle.
Communicating with the public comprises the overwhelming majority of what will be required of officers once they are on the streets.
Importantly, full publicity comprises "public justification," which is simply the third stage of the justification of the political conception generally.
The public sector, comprising government health institutions, serves predominantly the indigent population, while the private sector, comprising for-profit organizations and individuals, serves the insured population or those who can afford care on an out-of-pocket basis.
To Father Dulles, a lanky, soft-spoken Jesuit, the theologian addresses two audiences: the public one, comprising Catholics at large; and the private one, which includes the church hierarchy.
In contemporary terminology, relief generally refers to public assistance, comprising benefits, either in money or in kind, given to the indigent who do not qualify for specific assistance programs or social insurance benefits.
The U.S. Forest Service manages the National Forest System, public forestlands comprising approximately 9% of the United States land area.
At the time of the survey, health care services were mainly provided by public institutions comprising health centers and the Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital (QECH), a large teaching hospital.
