Sentence examples for service a shift from inspiring English sources
Clarke hopes to move from "broadcasting to public service", a shift he acknowledges could mean the school has to use its social media sites to respond to criticism.
When hardware spending does return, it will likely outpace software and services, a shift that could cut IBM's profit margins, says Brian Marshall, an analyst with Broadpoint AmTech.
While the addition of this service marked a shift to a very different market, both of Spotplex's services leveraged the same backend.
During my time at Essex county fire and rescue service, barely a shift went by without receiving a call from an elderly person who had fallen in their home, or from their concerned neighbour or carer.
Showtime CEO David Nevins talks about the growth of OTT service and a shift in roll-out strategy.
Due to the addition of a weekly food scrap composting service and a shift to every-other-week garbage collection in 2011, residential garbage taken to the landfill has decreased by more than 35percentt, and collection of compostable materials has more than doubled.
39 The provision of specialist liaison psychiatrists or mental health liaison nurses with time dedicated to this service represents a shift toward more focused support.
The programme proposal described an autonomous and empowered user completing a sexual health check using a more convenient, accessible and discreet online service and a shift from clinic based to online care.
It is reasonable to propose that in relation at least to non-invasive research (qualitative and health service studies) a shift from in principle opt in to opt out from research would be acceptable.
However, integrated services require a shift in the management model from providing stand-alone services to integrating services, which requires more complex management [ 2].
However, delivery of integrated services requires a shift in the management model from providing stand-alone PMTCT services to integrating services and such a shift will require more planned management within a more complex system [ 7- 13].
