Sentence examples for due to service from inspiring English sources

While some parts of England treat people experiencing a crisis well, "far too many people in crisis have poor experiences due to service responses that fail to meet their needs and lack basic respect, warmth and compassion.

In recognition of this, financial support is available to veterans and dependants, where an illness or death is due to service, through the war pensions scheme and armed forces occupational pensions schemes.

"It's difficult to say that this is a reflection of feelings within the active military," he said, although "this statement will be read with a lot of interest among the serving people who cannot express their opinion due to service discipline".

However, some low priority packets can be deleted, due to service channel congestion (bounded service messages queue).

The figures extrapolated to the whole of the UK suggest £956 million due to service use and £4.8 billion including lost employment.

Proactive handover facilitates minimise disruption due to service degradation or packet loss during handover by signalling to the higher layers that a handover is about to happen.

"The backlog is due to servicer errors and lack of capacity".

Cedar Rapids, too, due to telecom equipment, and Middlesex-Somerset, N.J. and Denver due to services.

Larger problems were possibly avoided due to services typically not operating in ashy conditions.

Potentially "thousands" of troubled homeowners were denied opportunities to lower their monthly mortgage payments under the Obama administration's signature foreclosure-prevention plan due to servicer errors and inadequate oversight by the Treasury Department, a government audit has found.

Access to health care in the area is good and often free of charge, in part due to services provided by international non-governmental organizations [11].