Sentence examples for approved service from inspiring English sources
Customers in these categories are urged to seek immediate advice from a mechanic at one of Toyota's 206 approved service centres.
Following a pilot study, NHSMA chose 26 sites to receive £30,000 to fund approved service redesign plans and provided them with specially designed data software (Toolkit™) to analyse their endoscopy services, together with training and support from the MES itself.
Both will likely partner with a third party or parties to bring an approved service.
Later today, Obihai Technology, maker of the OBi products, will announce two approved service provider options to replace Google Voice.
The IGS has been an approved service of the International Association of Geodesy since 1994 and recognized as a member of the Federation of Astronomical and Geophysical Data Analysis Services FAGSsince 1996996.
It is in your best interest to follow the rules and choose an approved service method that provides acknowledgement of service.
Schools, it seems, are to be free to spend their own money, but only on approved services and providers.
Some financial firms blacklist Facebook, among others, to ensure that all conversations take place on approved services that can be archived.
A typical i-mode user spends ¥2,000 (about $17) per month on data-transport fees, and only ¥400 on content subscriptions.Operators therefore generally offer a selection of approved services through their own chosen portal, and also give subscribers the option of going elsewhere.
The fact that operators know who and where their users are—and may be able to keep this information to themselves can give their home-grown or approved services a valuable advantage.The upshot is that the operators need decent content and services to drive traffic; and the content providers need the co-operation of the operators if they are to charge for their wares.
Even if the National Academy of Medicine's forthcoming report does find definitive evidence of a link between Agent Orange and esophageal cancer, that's no guarantee the disease will be added to the list of approved service-related illnesses.
