Sentence examples for continue providing service from inspiring English sources

To obtain full availability of the network is to make the network survivable, that is, able to continue providing service in the presence of failures.

Commission officials said the standard required to cancel contracts would have required a finding that the pacts would impair the ability of a public utility to continue providing service or cause an "excessive burden" on customers.

After years of expansion that helped to radically change the way thousands of New Yorkers and New Jersey residents get to work every day, the largest company providing ferry service in the metropolitan region has told transportation officials that it is in financial trouble and may be unable to continue providing service to its 38,000 daily commuters.

Although they recognize that larger ISPs have begun to commit resources to dealing with harassment online, they caution that the costs of imposing additional reporting or response obligations upon ISPs may make it difficult for small or entrepreneurial ISPs to continue providing service at competitive rates.

This decision just ensures they can take actions necessary to continue providing service in bankruptcy," Picker said.

Eliminating Title X would make it impossible for Title X providers to continue providing services that prevent 1.1 million unintended pregnancies, more than 500,000 unplanned births, and nearly 400,000 abortions that would occur annually without the Title X program.

Around 70 organisations had issued a plea to the federal government last month to continue funding their organisations in order to continue providing services and avoid sacking staff.

But the language of the Sept. 11 Fund itself is purposely broad, she added, and seeks to ensure that nonprofit groups will be able to continue providing services.

Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks (RAID) uses multiple disks to provide redundancy for data, so that if one hard drive fails, the others can essentially continue providing services.

Examples include new minimum-square-footage requirements (including specifications for janitorial space) that can make it impossible for small clinics to continue providing services.

So when state and city health officials wanted to save a bankrupt Bronx hospital in Westchester Square, they asked Montefiore to step in to continue providing services.