Nick spent his life as a father, farmer, engineer, conservationist and humanitarian, but always in the service of improving the quality of life of others.
He meant that, at universities, decisions are—or, in any case, should be made in service of improving students' education, rather than maximizing revenue or minimizing expenses.
Debevec, who is forty-two, wonked on Ira for two years, and he has scrutinized his creature endlessly, in the service of improving future avatars.
"To corral their sense of idealism and put it in the service of improving life for the average consumer, that is a tremendous thing," he said.
He meant that, at universities, decisions are — or, in any case, should be — made in service of improving students' education, rather than maximizing revenue or minimizing expenses.
The individual may not understand how or why the intelligent service is doing all of these things, but he or she knows the actions are completely in the service of improving his or her life.
As said, the theses just illustrated interestingly apply to philosophically controversial arguments that many find defective as non-transmissive of propositional justification, and support the more favourable assessment that these arguments are at the service of improving s's epistemic standing towards their conclusion by transmitting doxastic justification.
Instead, for example, we might encourage a leader-initiated desire to share details and all scrutiny should be in the service of improving the team.
Government ensures that Medicaid managed care plans meet minimum standards of service to improve the quality of and access to health care.
In a supplementation approach, nurses complement the work of physicians or extend the range of services to improve the quality of care.
