Sentence examples for a service which has from inspiring English sources

Losing a service which has a history of helping women in a particular community also means losing the social capital generated by local charitable and voluntary effort.

Google is also planning to snap Venice from a boat as the vessel plies the city's canals, a service which has been dubbed "Google gondola".

"This catastrophe could surpass the 2003 SARS outbreak in its test of the Beijing leadership, especially as it is now playing out in real time on Sina Weibo, a service which has become digital sulfuric acid to the government's credibility," said Bill Bishop on his Sinocism blog.

He offers a menu of structural options but makes it clear that he is interested in outcomes and is agnostic about organisational form.This approach represents real change in a service which has grown used to institutional turbulence as successive governments have sought (and failed to find) the perfect organisational form.

A source said there was a degree of nervousness about taking over a service which has been plagued with problems.

BBC Burmese, a service which has been available since 1940, now has an estimated audience of 8.4 million, nearly a quarter of the population.

It is, however, important to make a distinction between charges for a service (which have to be reasonable) and a charge merely triggered by an event such as a sale.

Longfield said 4Children's fourth census showed a service, which had "come of age" and was a trusted and valued community asset, supporting two thirds of the half million most vulnerable families.

Targeted recruiting, either through a service which had established contact with SSWs or by using outreach contact to the red light district, was used to make contact.

"Our priority is to ensure that the proceeds from this much needed price rise go to sustain the six-day-a-week service which has been loss making for some time".

Bang goes a free service which has proved a public boon and a remarkably popular enticement to customers in the ongoing recession.