Sentence examples for handling service for from inspiring English sources

In the 1940s, the Irish humorist Flann O'Brien proposed a "book handling" service for clients who liked the look of a well-stocked library but lacked the time or ability to read its contents themselves.

NHS Kingston and NHS Richmond have appointed a preferred bidder for their £1.5m contract to provide the call handling service for the NHS 111 pilot due to start later this year.

WorldCom received the money to pay local carriers that handled services for E.D.S. in areas that WorldCom's long-distance network does not reach, E.D.A. said in a filing Friday with the United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan.

The division handles services for registered Didi drivers, such as leasing and purchase financing, insurance, repairs, refueling, car-sharing and more.

"I've been lobbying the government for a long time, but it's still not easy to land in Tokyo," said Mr. Tsuchiya, who also runs a ground handling service company for private jets.

Basically, the library has functions for connecting and reading DAS URLs, as well as for handling service exceptions such as badly formed XML and server timeout.

Figure 2 shows the sequence in which these controls are applied for handling service requests according to the precepts of the MPS-SV Service Level Management and Incident Management processes.

Jeff Moeser, vice president for desktop products at Micron Electronics Inc., which handles service calls for the Zip drives it builds into many of its computers, said that he considered Zip drives as reliable as standard floppy drives.

Google wants to handle service directly for all but the smallest customers, taking the independent sales companies out of the loop.

Since the server that will handle service tickets for this principal is the KDC itself, it is easy to guarantee that it will be configured to support any encryption types which might be selected.

On Monday, Ticketmaster will gather a group of musicians' managers at Barclays Center in Brooklyn to introduce a revamped system for handling services like V.I.P. packages and early ticket sales — programs that are often vital to the success of a tour.