Sentence examples for contending service from inspiring English sources

More interesting in the coming competition is how each contending service is broadly adopted by business.

Neither did they wish to contend service users' own requests for confidentiality.

In at least two cases, lawsuits contend, poor service led to patient deaths.

"Groupon or LivingSocial could be No. 1, but is this a $50 billion business?" But Mr. O'Shaughnessy contends his service is popular among vendors, who often come back to do more deals.

Congress last year approved the request by the I.N.S. to create the premium processing, answering complaints from employers unhappy with waiting 60 to 90 days for work visas and agency officials who contend the service side of the organization is given short shrift compared with the well-financed Border Patrol.

The authors contend that service quality can be improved by better planning, the application of appropriate ICT-systems (e.g. ERTMS, web-based tracking and tracing system, incorporating all transport chain partners) and the adoption of an integrated supply chain approach to meet customer requirements.

Some rider groups oppose the new bus service, contending that it is not extensive enough and that it will result in the elimination of some existing express bus service in the San Fernando Valley.

Seven environmental groups sued, contending that the service's environmental impact statement on the spraying program was inadequate and that the agency had not obtained a required national pollution discharge elimination permit.

After converting, he considered leaving the Army, but has said in interviews that he reconciled his beliefs with his military service, contending that "the British Army as a community recognises the issue of spirituality and goodness and righteousness and justice and evil and wrong probably far more than most".

The state had contended the services were optional.

They had called on Mr. Pataki to eliminate a state law that adds surcharges to hospital bills to help pay for hospital services, contending that employers end up underwriting the cost through higher insurance premiums for their workers.