Sentence examples for service theory from inspiring English sources

He likes the fact that the SSA program provided him with an opportunity to apply the administrative and social service theory he has been exposed to in class to work at an agency.

An article by Kimberly Bolan, "The Need for Teen Spaces in Public Libraries," quotes a Harris Poll saying teens would go to the library more often "if there was a space just for teens". Patrick Jones and Joel Shoemaker apply customer service theory and technique to serving this unique population in their book, "Do It Right!

Concepts of service user involvement in mental health services have historically been driven by policy rather than health service theory.

Mr. Petrocelli made the honest services theory the centerpiece of his arguments.

This article draws upon ecosystem services theory to develop a framework to guide the M&E of collaborative environmental programs with anticipated social benefits.

The appeals court has already overturned several Enron-related convictions that were based on the honest services theory, ruling that executives did only what Enron wanted them to do and did not profit at its expense.

"In its heyday, the honest services theory allowed prosecutors to pursue sleaziness of all sorts without identifying a victim who lost property or money," said Daniel C. Richman, a professor at Columbia Law School.

The work culture and challenges of Illinois's political climate have led to the creation of some novel theories of prosecution, notably the so-called "theft of honest services" theory of prosecution, which is the basis of 11 of the 24 charges against Mr. Blagojevich.

Bennett L. Gershman, a professor at Pace University Law School, said the power of prosecutors to overreach by focusing on a person to prosecute and then finding a law to apply "is not only subject to abuse under the honest-services theory, but has been abused" in cases like those involving Mr. Siegelman, the former Alabama governor.

In this paper, we explore the determinants of variations in the use of prescription drugs, drawing on health services theories of access to care.

Kirschner (1992) identified three motives for implementing practicals: Service to theory – the practical is used to illustrate or affirm theories taught in another setting.