Sentence examples for supplying public services from inspiring English sources

Any company supplying public services would be subject to freedom of information laws (with an exception for matters deemed commercially confidential by the information commissioner).

It was reported in "An Analysis Report of National Health Services Survey in China 2008" that clinicians mainly focused on curing diseases and reversing the unhealthy status of patients, instead of supplying public health care services [ 31].

It slopes upward to indicate that the cost of supplying public-intellectual services increases with the quantity supplied.

This allows him to point out: "The reduction in the cost of supplying public-intellectual services could be shown in Figure 2.1 by rotating S downward from its intersection with the vertical axis.

Our delegates include forward thinking chief executives, elected members, civil servants and all those who supply the public services industry with goods, services, advice and food for thought.

It is rather the cost of supplying the public service that is licensed.

In the farm-to-fork-crazed city of Portland, Ore., campus gardens supply public school cafeterias and food service workers seek out chicken free of antibiotics.

Toby Syfret, broadcasting analyst at Enders Analysis, is none the less worried about the BBC's ability to supply distinctive public service programmes.

Generously supplied, well-run public services are still part of Britain's image of itself, proudly projected to the world: recall the Olympics opening ceremony, with its vignette of children bouncing on hospital beds.

This suburban residential resettlement pattern is generally different from that in Western cities, which is largely attributed to the Chinese governments' monopoly of land supply and public service provision.

This hold on younger audiences is key to Channel 4's importance in the overall supply of public service broadcasting content; the theme of Ofcom's review, designed to guide BBC Charter renewal.