Sentence examples for placed on service from inspiring English sources

They should also be called in to advise President Bush, whose "bring them on" dare to those who would harm our forces showed a lack of empathy for the stress placed on service personnel and their families.

This conclusion appears to be supported by the high value the public have placed on service quality.

In nursing homes, randomised to the usual care arm, no education, training or support will be provided by the study team, but neither will any restriction be placed on service provider education or training where this is current practice.

Among the evident conflicts are the demands placed on service delivery by additional in-service training activities and the conflicts between dedicating resources to ensuring the excellence of the antiretroviral therapy programme, and ensuring excellence in prevention – especially of mother-to-child transmission which could reduce the demands for a paediatric antiretroviral therapy programme.

Ballmer called for "one strategy, one Microsoft" with a new focus placed on services and devices.

Now, more than ever, they need to be system leaders, capable of working across boundaries to find solutions to the increasing demands placed on services.

The internal strategy paper urged campaigners to combat the electoral threat from Ukip by talking about the pressures immigration placed on services such as health and housing.

The committee said there was a "question mark" over whether the government had fully understood the scale of the demands that would be placed on services for troops in the future.

The promise came after the government had announced a review of the system amid evidence councils were having to ration care because of the increased demands being placed on services by an ageing population.

In addition, increased pressure was being placed on services to provide TB treatment that was aligned with human rights and more patient centred approaches (35).

In one sense, the ruling was a nice discussion starter about how much responsibility to place on services like Google for offensive content that they passively distribute.