Sentence examples for a state service from inspiring English sources

Probation officers across the country have been enraged by the changes, which they claim has been both badly handled, with problems including serious IT failures, and should remain a state service.

A3 Service for Japan Leader Thousands of mourners, including President Clinton, attended a state service in Tokyo for the late Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi, who died on May 14, six weeks after a stroke.

Volunteers say they try not to be critical of the people who come in, but incidental comments show they clearly struggle not to categorise recipients into deserving and undeserving; there is a hint of moralising that might be less pronounced in a state service.

Under fire for subcontracting a state service to India, the Department of Human Services said last week that it would transfer callers seeking help with food stamps and other benefits to a center in New Jersey instead of one in Bombay.

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New Zealand has tried to counter this by boosting the powers of a state-services commissioner, whose duties include one of lasting "stewardship".

After finishing those courses we received a certificate and then the process took off: we contacted a corresponding state service and they started to look for a child for us.

Japan's late prime minister, Keizo Obuchi, was remembered today in a solemn state service marked by emotional eulogies, cannonades, a parading honor guard in crisp white uniforms, and thousands of dark-suited mourners, including President Clinton.

EU law is complex: a protected state service can restrict commissioning to within its own ranks – but once opened out, everything falls under the Office of Fair Trading and EU competition rules.

The running of the facility is overseen by the Departmental Directorate of Population Protection (DDPP) — a decentralized state service, which is tasked with ensuring people's welfare.

Founded in 1731 by the Empress Anne, the corps prepared sons of the elite for a career in state service, civil or military.