Sentence examples for back to services from inspiring English sources

Everyone who wants to call a halt to privatisation, whatever it is called, and get back to services run with an eye to the benefits to society rather than the bottom line, should join us.

That will help drive traffic back to services like Netflix.

CEO Vineet Jain said in an interview that the opening of the enterprise market traces back to services such as Dropbox, which raised awareness of how storage can be used.

So, back to services and education, which is where the future of our kids will be determined -- unless we have the $2.4 million that a child on the spectrum can cost through their lifetime.

These data were then fed back to services and used to shape a change in services through dialogue within a steering group that was subsequently set up within the CLAHRC.

He wanted to retire last year when he was 64 but Churchill called him back to service by making him Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations.

"What that demonstrates is that people who come forward and get treatment, the vast majority of them go back to service".

Mr. Podesta, who was Mr. Clinton's last White House chief of staff, said it was natural for him to call Ms. Currie back to service.

Because once they'd had a taste they wouldn't go back to service, they were free".

The green segment of the polar chart is defined by the closing angle limit, which indicates the safe condition to close the line back to service.

This retirement lasted until 1804, when Rotheram was called back to service as flag captain of HMS Dreadnought, a second rate ship of the line that flew the flag of Vice-Admiral Cuthbert Collingwood.