Sentence examples for governing the services from inspiring English sources
New technologies have also sparked legal tussles due to the lack of legal precedent governing the services they offer.
Arguing that the existing legislation governing the services was "anti-modern", the peer, now a defence lawyer, said that an urgent review of the oversight regime was needed to prevent an "an increasing subservience of democracy to the unaccountability of security power".
For this reason, the legal provisions governing the services, the contractual rights and obligations and the funding of statutory health and long-term care schemes must include rules designed to guarantee better palliative care" [ 28].
As soon as passenger jets returned to the skies in mid-September, the Federal Aviation Administration instituted new security measures governing the service carts.
Bloomberg recently reported that the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is looking at overdraft protection offered at nine large banks, to see if the rules governing the service need to be revised.
The Terms Of Service that govern the services you provided will terminate with the final payment you receive.
On March 20 , 2003 the Corps of Engineers issued "Task Order 3," which governed the services to be provided by KBR and its subsidiaries at Qarmat Ali and other facilities.
In effect, unless a higher court takes a different view, the Clinton-era compromise that has governed the service of gays in the military for a decade and a half is dead.The politics are a bit more complicated.
The argument is the value of a service perceived by a business customer will be in part because of mechanisms to govern the service.
The Government insists that its measures will strengthen oversight of surveillance and improve the transparency governing the intelligence services' activities.
On Thursday, the chair of the ISC announced his committee was to review whether the legislative framework governing the intelligence services access to private information was fit for purpose.
