Sentence examples for a service that seeks from inspiring English sources

He is especially keen on Google+, a service that seeks to provide an even more useful online community than Facebook.

According to Hofstra University's Hussein Rashid, Mullen's comment reflect the possibility: "The military is becoming less a political arm of the White House, and once more a service that seeks to serve American security".

The targeted pages link to a copy of the Chinese-language edition of the New York Times and to a copy of Greatfire.org, a service that seeks to circumvent China's "Great Firewall".

If IC is to be a service that seeks to address all aspects of a patient's care needs including their medicines management needs, a standardised approach to multidisciplinary team working and integration of pharmacists is required.

Beginning with a service that sought to automate the process of setting up and managing group health coverage and payroll, Zenefits enabled small businesses to transfer administration online, for free, and removed the need to dip into hiring budgets to hire a dedicated HR person.

Her death inspired Sunshine to sign up with Eterni.me, a web service that seeks to ensure that a person's memories are preserved after their death online.

His lawyer, Vanessa Potkin — of the Innocence Project, a legal service that seeks to free convicts through DNA evidence — told the judge that newly tested DNA evidence had cleared her client of the 1984 rape, robbery and assault charges on which he had been sentenced to 13 1/3 to 40 years.

Italian regulations governing the remodeling of historic houses are strict and renovation costs are often much higher than buyers expect, said Carolin Herberg, a German who has lived on Garda for 12 years and in 2011 introduced Garda Living, a Web-based service that seeks to connect potential foreign buyers and sellers with properties and agents.

Such services aim to provide an alternative to hospital admission by "intervening in the pathway between community-based referrers and inpatient care, providing robust assessment and gate-keeping of admissions" and typically operate a 24-hour service that seeks to resolve crises in people's own homes ([ 54], p375).

When I founded Validea, an investment research service that seeks to emulate the strategies of Wall Street’s brightest lights, Dreman was one of the original investment gurus I included.

Dr. Groopman spoke of the meaning he derived from a Jewish prayer, a standard part of the Sabbath service, that seeks the healing of the soul and the body, in that order.