Sentence examples for service acts from inspiring English sources

"The whole service acts as a filter," says Syfret.

The service acts as both an electronic medical-record repository and a tool for collecting data from patients in different hospitals, cities, and countries.

Pinterest As the name suggests, this service acts as a virtual pinboard where people can save items that catch their eye online.

The front office makes no attempt to hide the relations: Vladimir Pronichev, the FSB deputy director and head of the border-guard service, acts as chairman; Sergei Stepashin, a former head of the FSB under Yeltsin, leads the board of trustees; Nikolai Patrushev, another former FSB boss, is involved with the Dynamo volleyball team.

Essentially, the service acts as a promotional tool for bars.

The service acts very much like a personal assistant.

In 1916, the new Military Service Act was introduced in the UK.

A civil service act, which Tony Blair continues to resist, is badly needed.

In 1994, Congress passed the King Holiday and Service Act, encouraging people to celebrate the slain civil rights leader's birthday as a day of service.

The Selective Training and Service Act of 1940, signed into law by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, created the country's first peacetime draft.

In January 1916, following the Military Service Act by which all males between 19 and 41 were required to defend their country, Ottoline and Philip took action.