Sentence examples for cherished services from inspiring English sources

Labour backbenchers opposed to sweeping reform of the Royal Mail could undermine one of its most cherished services, the post office minister Pat McFadden warned yesterday.

It will fall to local councils to keep cutting cherished services – whether libraries, parks, rubbish collection or help for the disabled – while also raising more revenue.

The audience, picked by a local radio station, included many with a stake in the state: teachers, the boss of a youth arts project, parents anxious about cherished social services.

In what is one of the last big political landmarks before the election, Darling is locked in a balancing act: trying to show he can protect cherished frontline services and yet cut the deficit and assuage the markets.

He said Carnation's decor and menu might be "modified," but that its name and cherished table service will remain.

These are just some of the many, essential public services that are funded by our tax dollars, and it is because we cherish these services that we head to the post office every April to send Uncle Sam our tax returns -- at least, most of us do.

China's rich people trust foreign brands, cherish service and like to display their wealth, including by dining out -- all good from the point of view of hotel operators and luxury retailers.

I believe all veterans genuinely cherish their service, but over the years I think it is easily taken for granted as the norm.

(And note that he can make this point only by taking the cherished Christian term "service" and casting secular dirt on it).

And Mr Harper has made it plain that he will do nothing too radical to Canada's generous welfare model or cherished public health service.

As part of this transition public services must be cherished and improved so everyone has access to education, healthcare and other essentials, and feels reasonably secured against life's hazards.