Sentence examples for service of public from inspiring English sources

Have Conservative MPs learned nothing of the consequences of casual public rudeness, even in the service of public altruism?

The Grammys may not be able to resist the deployment of Hollywood production values and "This Is Us" dramaturgy in the earnest service of public health.

Their ally in this, and a second project to shut down a drug clinic in the service of public sector cuts, is grandee Aubrey Fawley, possessor of a fine old house and a seat on the district council.

Even the roof has been pressed into the service of public art: huge, cheery slogans are seen every day by 20,000 rail passengers en route to Stanstead airport and Cambridge.

For many years Granada fiercely protected the editorial integrity of Coronation Street in the face of persistent pressure from government and voluntary organisations to harness the powerful relationship the programme has with its audience in the service of public policy objectives and other good works.

He hopes that "a daring feat of arms in the service of public order would place me in the monarch's hand, to be set down in a position more to my liking" — and nothing in the book is funnier or sadder than this invincible desire for promotion, a goal by now as abstract as God's grace.

Are they in the service of publics, or of practitioners and policymakers?

By her own admission, she has been better at the "service" part of public service, and this is a disabling trait in political theater.

To sustain routine economic and social activities, government is responsible to procure services of public transportation.

Management won't be able to terminate the services of public accounting firms; only the audit committee will have that power.

In countries where large tracts of forest are state-owned, concessions are viewed as a means of delivering services of public and collective interest through an association of private investment and public regulation.