Sentence examples for movement of services from inspiring English sources

* Expansion of the single market to include free movement of services.

Sunil Mehta, vice president of Nasscom, said the movement of services jobs followed the model perfected by the auto industry.

In early March, the European Court of Justice upheld the view that the ban was an obstacle to the free movement of services within union countries and therefore contravened the European Union treaty.

According to Treasury sources, the government believes the new ECB rules contravene:the fundamental principles of the single market and European law, including the freedom of establishment and the free movement of services and capital.

(Bear in mind that not all the four core freedoms are applied absolutely: there are exceptions to the free movement of services, for example. Recall too that what Europe originally enshrined in treaty was free movement of labour, not people: that too could allow for some British leeway).

The problem has been exacerbated by the closure of Stafford Hospital's A&E overnight from 2011 and the movement of services from Stafford to Stoke since the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust, which ran Stafford Hospital, was dissolved.

Very few Americans will disagree with the notion of creating a national movement of service.

There was no routine data collected over the full-time period and of good enough quality to measure some outcomes expected by local commissioners: access to care, movement of service provision into the community or emergency department use.

Although most countries' commitments on movement of service suppliers are horizontal, they tend to be very limited, due to sensitivities over the potential impact of temporary foreign workers and the desire of countries to retain full flexibility in their temporary migration regimes.

Free movement of goods, services capital and people are the cornerstone of Europe's single market.

Before the terrorist attacks, the ever-freer movement of goods, services, ideas and people seemed inevitable.