Sentence examples for mutual service from inspiring English sources

Four years later, there are 66 live mutual service providers – the vast majority in health and social care.

The idea of communion appears in early church literature as an indication of the mutual recognition of union in the one church and the notion of mutual service.

In 1996, when Hunter felt that the congregation was ready, he changed the emphasis of his preaching from individual faith and mutual service to the need to serve the community as a whole.

The first part was triggered by the optimistic social radicalism of the day, a radicalism that Dostoevsky had shared as a younger man (leading to his exile in Siberia) and which assumed that humanity, freed from political and religious tyranny, would naturally turn to the good; that a society of rational mutual service and enlightened self-interest would evolve as a matter of course.

"I pray," the speech concluded, "that, with God's blessing, the undertaking which we are to-day inaugurating may promote the wellbeing of my people alike in this country and overseas, and help to unite in the bonds of mutual service the various parts of the Empire".

A service ecosystem has been defined as a "spontaneously sensing and responding spatial and temporal structure of largely loosely-coupled, value-proposing social and economic actors interacting through institutions, technology, and language to co-produce service offerings, engage in mutual service provision, and co-create value" ([36], p.185).

To avoid the misleading point of view that nature is always a servant of mankind, the mono-directional ecosystem service concept should be expanded to one of mutual services.

They contract out to a mutual funds service agency, Alps, to handle the money and the monthly statements.

This segment also provides retirement plan services, specialty brokerage services and mutual fund clearing services and supports the availability of Schwab proprietary mutual funds and collective trust funds on third-party platforms.

The Wealth Management segment covers full-service retail brokerage, direct brokerage, mutual funds, intermediary services, trust services, and third-party financial services.

There are now 66 live mutual public services, with 58 in health and social care.