Sentence examples for recognition and services from inspiring English sources

Another nine years passed before the Carers (Recognition and Services) Act of 1995 gave carers the right to an assessment of their own needs.

He will be remembered for many things, but his achievement in taking a private member's bill through the house and seeing it become legislation in the 1995 Carers (Recognition and Services) Act stands out.

Applications range from cell phones, VOIP, IM (including voice to text recognition) and services for those who have lost their voice.

Among the concerns are access to food stamps and lack of recognition and services for relatives and other "informal kin" who may take homeless young people in for short periods of time.

They could reduce the costs of excess inventory, while offering superior value to their loyal customers in the form of selection, recognition and service, and perhaps price.

"The recent report by the National Audit Office on supporting people with autism through adulthood suggests [there is] very little recognition and service provision by local authorities or the NHS for adults with autism spectrum disorder.

Concierge-Style Services "Sales associates will start to leverage data that empowers them with individual shopper insights, in order to move toward offering true concierge-style services, such as shopper recognition and service based on historical behaviors". - Keith Sherry, COO, SATO Global Solutions.

Leading technology firms such as Google, Apple, Amazon and Microsoft are racing to release voice recognition platforms and services that allow software to comprehend human speech and engage in a two-way dialogue with users.

It's worth noting, however, that the voice recognition platforms and services offered by the tech giants (Google Now, Apple's Siri, Amazon's Alexa, Microsoft Cortana) are tightly linked to the hardware and software developed by each company.

Music is the obvious big new category that the acquisition of Gracenote provides, thanks to a decade and a half of experience providing content recognition and metadata services to some of the biggest digital music storefronts and streaming media services.

He is now CEO of Appen Butler Hill, a company that provides language and voice-recognition software and services.