Sentence examples for reason for service from inspiring English sources

Network Rail hailed "one of the biggest Christmas and New Year investment programmes ever carried out on Britain's rail network" as the reason for service changes continuing into 2016.

Kawamoto's lawyer, Carol Asai-Sato, reportedly stated: "The reason for service of this and termination of tenancy is that the owner intends to sell the premises and go out of the rental business".

These Data Linkage Unit (DLU) data will capture reason for service and mode of transport plus: date of service, symptom/presenting problem, and triage code (ED presentation); admission and separation dates, primary diagnosis code, co-diagnosis code, and diagnosis related group (hospitalisation data).

The demands of global clients for integrated service providers, the declining profitability of the core audit services, and the competitive advantage of existing client relationships in auditing have been cited as reasons for service diversification (Aharoni 1999; Malhotra et al. 2006; Rose and Hinings 1999).

This study did not measure reasons for service uptake.

Medicare claims data contain only limited information about the reasons for service use and only some preventive services have specific MBS item numbers.

Community members will be asked standardized, and sex-specific, questions on access and use of services, attitudes to services, stigma, reasons for service use/non-use, as well as on unmet need for HIV testing, PNC and postpartum FP.

Brodaty et al. [ 23] developed a typology of four reasons for service non-use in dementia carers: 'managing at the moment'reluctantantoto use services', 'service characteristics', and 'do not know about services'.

Some of the reasons for service failure are impossible to differentiate from one another from a client's point of view, and simply result in the service being unavailable.

Women will be asked standardized and sex-specific questions on access and use of services, attitudes, experiences and reasons for service use/non-use of V&A and RH issues.

Community members will be asked standardized, and sex-specific, questions on access and use of services, attitudes, experiences and reasons for service use/non-use of voucher and RH issues.