Sentence examples for introduced for service from inspiring English sources

The A2 type were introduced for service onto the Port Adelaide system in 1917 and ran until closure of the system in the 1930s.

In addition, itemized charging was introduced for services performed, but capped at Singapore $25 for investigations and procedures and Singapore $4 for prescriptions.

Instead, a new fee has been introduced for "medical service".

Labour claimed that Hunt's failure to rule out any change to the existing system could mean that charges might ultimately be introduced for NHS services.

During the 1990s, for example, many hospitals were closed, and user fees were increased or introduced for some services (e.g., drug prescriptions) as part of cost-cutting measures.

He also oversaw the designs of the new bus stops and bus shelters that were installed when specified stopping points were introduced for bus services.

There is potential selection towards financially better off women due to the cost-sharing policy gradually introduced for maternity services at KCMC from 2005 onwards.

The Treasury report hinted that more user charges could be introduced for state-run services while regulatory rules which protect the public are relaxed and more services are delivered by private firms.

Critically, it also provides with a clear assessment of how the competition measures introduced for the railway services liberalisation affect the overall market share of rail, which is one of the main objectives of the European policy for the sector.

Structural reforms introduced fees for service, necessitating substantial out-of-pocket payments.

The two IEPs in this study used different triage systems, but a uniform triage system has recently been introduced for Dutch hospitals, GP services, ambulances, and mental health services and is currently being tested in four regions.