Sentence examples for release service from inspiring English sources
"I'd noticed that in F1 the teams do a press release service so I suggested we do the same.
The old idea of waiting for Microsoft to release Service Pack 1 after 12-18 months no longer applies, because Windows 10 will be updating all the time.
This machine runs Microsoft's Windows NT Server.Microsoft's way of correcting errors in its programs is to release "service packs" after the fact.
The move to simultaneous distribution comes only six weeks after a fake press release on Internet Wire, a smaller news release service, caused shares in Emulex, a California high-technology company, to fall more than 50percentt in a matter of minutes.
Jenny Brown, Buckinghamshire Help the Aged heroes I have just managed to raise some equity finance for my 86-year-old mother to buy a retirement flat and have had the most fantastic help from the equity release service run by Help the Aged (phone 01865 73301865
HP and Dell release service manuals and make computers that are easily upgradable and repairable – iFixit.com recently gave HPs Z1 model a score of 10 out of 10 for repairability.
Recon Trust is a Countrywide entity that provides document custody, default and lien release services in foreclosure.
There will also be new healthcare data release services for industry and academia, aimed at helping them to develop new products and services, and more detailed prescribing data to support research in analytics, electronic data management and other digitial technologies.
In the early 2000s, press release services began offering social media press releases.
These hearings should be held in public courtrooms and enable defense counsel, pretrial release services representatives and family members to present information that would support the least onerous release conditions appropriate.
Upon release, services to reintegrate the children were immediately provided by the Justice for Children Project, a joint programme between UNICEF and the UNDP Rule of Law and Security (ROLS) Programme.
