Sentence examples for formulating services from inspiring English sources

Last year, Payvia hit the news when it won a deal to power mobile/SMS-based donations for the Obama re-election campaign: a more classic example of how many mobile payments companies generate revenues, as the backend provider for services created by others, and also a sign of how Payvia was already formulating services that basically let users make transactions from within messages.

In a draft bill, prevention of offences (by acids) act 2008 (pdf), the commission suggested: setting up a national acid attack survivors assistance board to ensure they receive adequate medical treatment and psychological counselling; providing legal support services; and formulating rehabilitation schemes and insurance cover.

To emphasize more on the user-centered design of the service selection system, their study considered a more expressive and flexible way for non-expert users to define their QoS queries, together with the user support on formulating queries and understanding services in the registry.

Death certificates are essential for conducting epidemiologic surveillance, planning and prioritizing healthcare expenditures and services, and formulating policy for preventing traumatic deaths at state and national levels.

Certified has contracts pending with American, Continental and Virgin Atlantic, and is formulating plans to expand the service to other major cities, he said.

Business models as key to success in service innovations require formulating and articulating a good and meaningful business concept right from the beginning.

The outcome of the study would help in formulating policy guidelines and intervention strategies.

Our study may help those formulating polices to alleviate human resource problems.

Official bodies tasked with reducing corruption took account of the findings when formulating plans to tackle the problem of corruption in these services.

So these formulations were considered as stable for formulating NANE of griseofulvin.

This study can play a pivotal role in formulating recommendations for government and non-government organisations to prevent fragmented services and might call for major changes in health and agricultural policies and resource allocation as well as practical improvement in the environment for people of low income.