Sentence examples similar to re-establish service availability from inspiring English sources

Officials with Jersey Central Power and Light said that about 200 crews were working to re-establish service to the few hundred scattered homes and businesses still affected.

The island has since re-established services and the population has returned but some damage remains.

It can be very expensive to re-establish utility service if it's disconnected for non-payment.

Peter Obletz, a Chelsea resident, activist, and railroad enthusiast, challenged the demolition efforts in court and tried to re-establish rail service on the line.

"UNICEF urgently needs an additional $4.7 million to re-establish health services in 2013".

However, efforts to restore aquatic biomes frequently fail to fully re-establish ecosystem services (Peralta et al. 2010).

Her visit marked the six month point in efforts to re-establish basic services for children in disaster affected areas.

Immediate, long-term support is urgently needed to re-establish educational services for over 500 children at the primary level.

A senior American official said concern about Iran was driving some of the discussion about moving quickly to re-establish an intelligence service.

Cuba and the U.S. agree to re-establish direct mail service.

UNICEF has helped to re-establish nutrition treatment services which will be continued, as well as the continuation of HIV/AIDS services.