Sentence examples for minimum level of service from inspiring English sources

In contrast with previous strikes that virtually shut down transportation in the capital, a new law mandating a minimum level of service appeared to have kept most Parisians moving.

The unions know that this may be their last chance to cause widespread disruption, since a new law requiring a minimum level of service on public transport will take effect in January.

In its report, Lancashire county council says it is confident that while its proposals "involve the closure of a significant proportion of static libraries, the library offer overall will in fact not be diminished and will continue to exceed the minimum level of service required to provide a 'comprehensive and efficient' service".

David Simmonds, the Tory vice-chair of the LGA and deputy council leader in the London borough of Hillingdon, said people in areas where property prices were lowest– and where council tax makes up a lower proportion of a council's income – would be able to provide only an "absolute minimum" level of service from now on.

Any deal in which BT would give up control of the local loop would face several hurdles, not least of which would be obtaining the blessing of regulators, who require anyone controlling these wires to provide a minimum level of service to customers.

Since each process is throttled, each is guaranteed a minimum level of service.

The Kentucky Real Estate Commission proposed the legislation, which would have allowed the commission to establish a minimum level of services that real estate licensees must perform after entering into a written listing or brokerage agreement with a client.

But a sale would come with a high regulatory price for an acquirer, which would be required to guarantee minimum levels of service.

That would limit the right of workers to mount industrial action by providing a legal guarantee of minimum levels of service in the sector.

The law requires operators to disclose traffic management practices to consumers, gives consumers the right to switch operators in a single day and gives national regulators the power to set minimum levels of service for mobile Internet operators.

The service agreements which underlie the relationship between the managing agency and contracted providers set out detailed conditions for participation in the scheme, including minimum levels of service quality based on signal functions, and reimbursement prices for services provided.