| 1. | Poor people who face criminal charges get lawyers provided at public expense.
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| 2. | That means feasting and living it up at public expense are out.
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| 3. | The rooms were probably outfitted for city magistrates fed at public expense.
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| 4. | "We could justify it as a public expense, but I wouldn't do it,"
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| 5. | All the teachers were to take part in the course at public expense.
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| 6. | The report, however, found no evidence Cresson enriched herself personally at public expense.
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| 7. | Murder-case defendants usually receive one or two lawyers at public expense.
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| 8. | He said there would be no more banquets at public expense.
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| 9. | They were permitted to convene twice every year, at public expense.
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| 10. | It is a carefully constructed reality, erected at vast public expense.
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