Sentence examples for services of public from inspiring English sources

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

A staff member for the bishops' conference who spoke on condition of anonymity said enlisting the services of public relations experts satisfied bishops in each camp.

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.

The demand for the services of public relations agencies led to a shortage of employees so acute that employers routinely offered bounties up to $5,000 -- after taxes, in some particularly lucrative instances -- to staff members whose recruitment recommendations led to hirings.

The services provided without payment (such as the online services of public TV or radio broadcasters) will have the possibility to decide to also provide portability to their subscribers.

The protection of amphibians should be considered particularly when elaborating new concepts, e.g. as part of the National Action Plan for risk reduction and sustainable use of PPP, as well as in existing concepts concerning agricultural policy, such as the Direct Payment Ordinance (specific incentives to remunerate farmers for services of public and common interest).

American consumerism was taking off, there was plenty of demand for the services of public-relations men and none of the tiresome modern restrictions on advertising that today make it harder to tell bald-faced lies.In this section What the world is reading Like and unlike Beware of bears A first world war Everybody digs?

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

The present study was designed to evaluate the diagnostic utility and outcome of genetic testing for HH in the service of public health care.

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.

Administrative law's "delegation" paradigm, unlike its "regulation" counterpart, relies on decision processes to channel discretion in the service of public goals.