Sentence examples for making and service from inspiring English sources

And they further suggested that it was functional tenor that was in fact responsible for what we came to call the schematic structure of texts (we had Labov & Waletzky's 1967 work on narrative structure, and Hasan's work on appointment making and service encounters in mind; Hasan 1977, 1979, Halliday & Hasan 1980).

"As soon as the child is delivered, it's the responsibility of government to quickly register the child as its new citizen and to henceforth include this child in all its planning, policy and making, and service delivery.

The app that was developed can provide a quick view of the results obtained for each indicator in each district, which is useful for making an appropriate diagnosis of the city's cleanliness and is the first step in the decision making and Service optimisation processes.

More recent developments have attempted to incorporate other aspects considered important, including decision making and service navigation.

For well over twenty years policy makers, health and social reformers in Australia have advocated the practical sense of an integrated approach in policy making and service delivery; to move from 'silos to a system', towards 'whole of government approaches', and 'health in all' [ 46- 48].

Mr Leslie said the panel had been "influential in demonstrating the value of establishing the views of citizens and the users of public services in policy making and service delivery".

Mr. Robinson sees value in what he calls the emerging energy group, companies that make and service solar and wind power projects and fuel cells.

In addition to being more cost effective to handle at end-of-life (EOL), products that are designed to be recycled are often easier to make and service.

Remember when they charged more for Touch-Tone phones than for rotary, although Touch-Tones were cheaper to make and service?

Having such a large percentage of the nation's votes counted on machines made and serviced by a single company increases the vulnerability of the system.

If cuts are made and services are spread out, parents will struggle to access them, and the most vulnerable will suffer.