Sentence examples for a specialized service from inspiring English sources
Last year it promoted a specialized service for that market in Cincinnati, using the JobMatch brand with a local sales force.
"Luxury is a specialized service," said Mr. Pellat-Finet, whose sweaters, sold at Barneys and Fred Segal, will also be available on Christopher Street in New York, where the designer plans to open his first stand-alone store in June.
The Fair Housing Act makes it illegal for housing providers to ask about health unless a resident requests a specialized service or facility, like a room large enough for a wheelchair.
Politico is privately held, but it says it successfully earns money from advertising and paid subscriptions for a printed edition of its Web product, and from subscriptions to PoliticoPro, a specialized service that delivers in-depth news, not available on the regular site, on the politics behind topics like health care and energy.
To implement and evaluate a specialized service for type 2 diabetes mellitus in the community pharmacy.
Respondents were interested in training and real-life examples on how to strengthen ambulatory TB care as a specialized service in their health system.
The idle states are necessary to the system adapts itself if some requirement is not bring satisfied or it needs providing an specialized service to its users.
This click-and-go approach might suggest a lack of intimacy, but scan the small print and you'll find a handful of men offering a more specialized service: "sober sex"—basically a combination of sex work, therapy, and guerrilla rehab intended to steer clients away from "H&H" (high and horny) fun and toward the unbridled joy of a clear-headed orgasm.
The public health care system from the area 7, Madrid, is provided by a single hospital (Hospital Clinico San Carlos) with a single specialized service for in- and out-patients with diabetes mellitus (Department of Endocrinology and Nutrition), and by 22 Primary Health Care Centres with 304 Family Physicians (FP).
By H. C. Doty and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, September 21 , 1935P. 14 On the thirteenth of July there appeared in the Herald Tribune an ad of the Telephone Company, telling of a rather specialized service they were able to render one of their subscribers.
Another rental agency offers a more specialized service: its name, Ikemeso Takkyūbin, means "handsome men weeping delivery".
