Sentence examples for equivalent services from inspiring English sources

Time Warner would be required to provide equivalent services to all channels.

Where the private sector has simple benchmarks for equivalent services that we can use to compare ourselves, we will use them.

But Medicare already regards all doctors as suppliers of equivalent services by paying them all the same fees for the same services.

Both companies have also borrowed the concept of online app stores from the mobile side to create equivalent services for the computer operating systems.

Between them, they offer round-the-clock cover not just within greater London but, overnight, also in neighbouring Kent, Surrey and Sussex, though those three counties' equivalent services are finally going 24/7 on 5 October.

At his regular doorstop on Thursday, Cormann said: "The interesting thing is that certainly as late as 2014 Labor members and senators were making payments in relation to their software support for equivalent services, directly to the Labor party".

The city said that its Accessible Dispatch system, which allows disabled New Yorkers to summon taxis directly to their addresses, should be considered equivalent service.

The Americans With Disabilities Act, enacted in 1990, exempted taxicabs, but subsequent federal regulations required cabs for the disabled to provide "equivalent service".

Livery companies would either have to buy enough accessible cars to provide equivalent service to disabled passengers or have to enter into contracts with other companies to provide that service for them.

That is a similar sum as the US charges for its equivalent service and Labour said tourism experts did not anticipate it would have any impact on the numbers choosing to travel to Britain.

His superiors, charged with writing an annual appraisal of Lt Bush in May 1973, explained that he "has not been observed at this unit during the period of report" because he was doing equivalent service in Alabama.