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public service
noun
- the business of supplying an essential commodity, as gas or electricity, or a service, as transportation, to the general public.
- government employment; civil service.
- a service to the public rendered without charge by a profit-making organization:
This radio program has been brought to you as a public service.
public service
noun
- government employment
- the management and administration of the affairs of a political unit, esp the civil service
- a service provided for the community
buses provide a public service
- ( as modifier )
a public-service announcement
- the service responsible for the public administration of the government of a country. It excludes the legislative, judicial, and military branches. Members of the public service have no official political allegiance and are not generally affected by changes of governments British equivalentcivil service
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of public service1
Example Sentences
The Treasury said the billions raised will be spent on public services, including the NHS.
But the ANC argued that a VAT increase - set at 0.5% this year and a further 0.5% next year - was necessary to raise revenue, and to offer public services such as health and education.
Speaking to a crowd of activists at the same event, Deputy Leader Angela Rayner said Conservative councils had "let public services crumble".
The main objective of the VAT policy is to raise additional tax revenue to invest in public services, "including the state education system", the government argued.
“Those of us who have worked with Bill can attest to this commitment to public service and making the people of this district safe,†he wrote.
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