Sentence examples for be served when a from inspiring English sources
The Information Commissioner's Office countered in a statement that "monetary penalties can only be served when a strict set of criteria is satisfied, including that the breach was likely to cause substantial harm or substantial distress — this alone would be very hard to prove in this case".
However, this type of flexibility service will be rarely activated as it will only be served when a neighbouring feeder get faulted plus the load exceeding the 70%% capacity limit during the exactly hours of a year.
'Proficiency' on our exams has to mean something real; no good purpose is served when we say that a child is proficient when that child is not.
Though the wine list is limited and generic, the food here is as great as, or maybe even better than, what was served when the restaurant was at a more charming site in Bergenfield and its name was Chez Madeleine.
It seemed to Kylie Angell that some justice had been served when the University of Connecticut expelled a male student after she reported that he raped her in a campus residence hall in July 2010.
Darren Galsworthy said he did not feel justice was served when Matthews was told to serve a minimum of 33 years in prison for the murder, and criticised the conditions in which he said Matthews and his accomplice, Shauna Hoare, were being held.
Justice was served when our chemical toilet overturned during an ascent of Britain's second-steepest road, shedding its grim load across their sleeping quarters.
The United States Embassy in Abidjan and Reporters Without Borders expressed concern over the suspensions, with the embassy saying the country "is best served when a diversity of opinions are freely expressed through the media".
The public interest is not served when a company that provides one-third of all cable TV service in America replaces two smaller ones (which were plenty big in the first place).
People pass around trays of baklava and bowls of meghle, a spice pudding served when a baby is born.
