Sentence examples for establishing services to from inspiring English sources

In 2014, she launched the End Demand campaign to bring the "Nordic model" to the UK – a legal framework that treats the act of purchasing sex as violence against women, criminalising buyers, decriminalising the prostituted, and establishing services to support those exiting the trade.

Service to Latin America, especially Mexico City, is a high priority, with the long-term goal of restoring service to London and establishing service to Tokyo.

States receiving their shares of this money would have to establish services to "encourage the formation and maintenance of healthy two-parent married families".

This seems like a smart play given how fragmented/confusing the privacy and security market can be, though I'm wondering if Life360 might have some trouble convincing well established services to play ball (especially if they're going to be listed alongside competitors).

Following the lead of the Fort Worth and Denver City Railroad, the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad established services to and from Amarillo.

Officials with Jersey Central Power and Light said that about 200 crews were working to re-establish service to the few hundred scattered homes and businesses still affected.

The L.I.R.R., which first established service to Montauk in 1881, has not let the battle for the Hamptons market pass it by.

Virgin America has been trying to establish service at O'Hare, where a runway built in late 2008 opened more takeoff and landing slots but has not yet opened the door to new competition.

We first review a cascaded model for negotiating and establishing service level agreements for end-to-end bandwidth guarantees between ASes.

If Tidal expects to siphon market share from Spotify, Apple, and other established services, it needs to offer unmatched value that justifies the stiff price tags.

However, uptake resulting in established services has continued to be slow; most projects do not eventuate into an established service [ 4, 9- 12].