Sentence examples for dependence on service from inspiring English sources

Dependence on service providers [14, 15, 25, 37]   Inability to comply with obligations to produce supporting documents     Non-compliance with data protection regulations   Perceived social risks (form).

7 8 Women with SMI have also been found to more actively seek social contact and support, which may have implications for less dependence on service providers and greater success in living independently.

On the other hand, the capital's dependence on service-related employment continued to increase.

Amazon's dependence on services such as USPS, UPS and FedEx, which deliver the bulk of its packages, also has downsides.

The company's heavy dependence on services and software — and shift away from hardware — makes its results less cyclical than for many technology companies.

It risks fostering a dependence on services, as warned against in the government's green paper Independence, Well-being and Choice [pdf] and further backed up by the Commissioning for Better Outcomes guide [pdf].

"I wanted to develop something with a continued impact, where [young people] could feel they were developing their independence, as opposed to a kind of dependence on services that were always short term and poorly funded".

A short-term medical addition of PTH to the current management of these patients has the potential to improve the rate of functional recovery and as a consequence to reduce the risks of longer hospital stays, period of dependence on services and potentially quicken functional recovery.

The dependence of humans on cultural services has increased more rapidly than on regulating services, while the dependence on provisioning services has reduced.

Comparisons of changes of PCRP, PCHG and PCTI in this study illustrate that the dependence of humans on cultural services has increased and will likely increase more rapidly than on regulating services, while the dependence on provisioning services has reduced and is projected to continue to reduce.

Part of Chávez's new "oil socialism" is to make Pdvsa more self-sufficient, reducing dependence on outside service companies.