Sentence examples for Service for handling from inspiring English sources

ONE SOLUTION TaskRabbit is an on-demand service for handling quick jobs: assembling Ikea furniture, packing boxes, wrapping gifts, mailing invitations or even carrying awkward objects like Christmas trees.

iSpeech's service for handling email and text while driving has expanded beyond the Blackberry; DriveSafe.ly 2.0 is now live in the Android marketplace.

iSpeech's service for handling email and text while driving has expanded beyond the Blackberry; DriveSafe.ly 2.0 is now live in the Android marketplace.

Medical IT, which includes software and services for handling medical records and data, was a bright spot in the Healthcare industry as 19 deals collected $198 million, a 58% jump in deal activity and 27% increase in capital invested.

So a plan for making money may rely less on advertising at the home page, and more on the company's creating services for handling tweets or licensing other companies that create Twitter applications.

The Web interface that is itself a document offers the services for handling electronic postal matters and their document content.

CloudOn, as its CEO and founder Milind Gadekar has told me in the past, isn't interested in becoming a file storage service itself, so it's relying on third-party services for handling files.

The deeper integration with Messenger's platform, which will also include PayPal's first customer service bot for handling customer questions and requests for help, follows a series of tie-ups between the two companies.

The ones that do figure that if they offer you nothing you'll just refinance elsewhere and they will lose the servicing fees for handling your mortgage payments.

The launch comes on the heels of last month's debut of person-to-person PayPal payments in Messenger, and the arrival of PayPal's first customer service Messenger bot for handling customer questions and requests for help.

This includes setting the strategic direction for the BBC; the creative remit; budgets for UK public services and the World Service; a framework to assess performance; standards for editorial and creative output and services; a framework for handling complaints; a policy on the distribution of UK public services; and a strategy and governance arrangements for the BBC's commercial activities.