Sentence examples for dedicated hotline from inspiring English sources
The ministry provides the opportunity for workers to submit their grievances to the Department of Labour Relations through a dedicated "hotline" and email.
The company has set up a dedicated hotline and will write to around 465,000 customers it has identified through its redress work in order to see if they are entitled to compensation.
The video went viral, and plenty of people visited the website set up by the donor, but nobody rang the dedicated hotline number – except a curious reporter from the Redding newspaper.
Some of the claims have come from children's charity the NSPCC, which last week set up a dedicated hotline – 0800 023 2642 – for football-related cases and has recorded more than 100 individuals contacting the number.
And then my recorder switches itself off and I have another panic while I try to sort it out and in the two minutes it takes me, she has fished out the BlackBerry and the iPhone (there's another BlackBerry that remains in her bag that is the dedicated hotline to her daughters) and starts emailing and calling.
I got an email saying: "You've earned Premium Support... as a thank you for riding 10,633 miles with Uber, we're giving you pilot access to Premium Support — a dedicated hotline of experts available 24/7 if anything pops up.
Detectives previously said they could not rule out terrorism as a motive and launched dedicated hotlines for anyone with information.
Detectives said they could not rule out terrorism as a motive and launched dedicated hotlines for anyone with information.
Those who are suicidal are better served by calling dedicated hotlines available 24/7 in many countries.
It went on: "In order to make best use of defence resources, we have decided that from December 1 2009 the dedicated UFO hotline answer-phone service and email address will be withdrawn.
Indeed, there's been a rash of concerned citizens reaching out to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, which has a dedicated manatee hotline, to report what they perceive as manatees in trouble.
