Sentence examples for aware of the services from inspiring English sources

"I felt very comfortable around campus and was very aware of the services and extra curricular activities I could partake in if I wanted to".

Much of the growth is a result of technical improvements that have enabled customers of different carriers to sendmessages to each other, in addition to better handset upgrades and to marketing campaigns that have made users aware of the services.

Students who only attend classes in the evening may not access or even be aware of the services available across the university so we therefore hold an orientation session and welcome reception for mature students in welcome week".

As Westchester's program administrator for Hispanic affairs, Ms. Lopez-Hanratty works to make sure that new immigrants are aware of the services and opportunities available -- and that county leaders know the challenges facing the new immigrants.

As a result, the director of Nebraska's Division of Children and Family Services, Todd Landry, is sending a letter to adoptive parents and guardians of former wards "to ensure that they are aware of the services available to them," Mr. Heineman said.

When GfK, a market research firm, surveyed 1,000 paying cable customers last September, 64 percent said they were aware of the TV Everywhere services supplied by programmers, and 52 percent said they were aware of the services supplied by cable companies.

The study showed that only approximately 30% of visually impaired people were aware of the service.

He also said the division had not yet decided how it would make inmates aware of the service.

However, many professionals working with refugees in Britain are not aware of the service, according to Tim Montgomery, of the international welfare department of the British Red Cross, which is today celebrating International Red Cross Day.

As of today, the site claims to have found over $57,000 in savings, with few people aware of the service.

The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), told the BBC it was aware of the service but did not wish to comment as it did not discuss potential future litigation.