Sentence examples for service alternative from inspiring English sources

A less contentious (though not to the civil service) alternative might be to allow the prime minister to appoint outsiders from business and other fields to senior civil-service posts in all departments, in much the same way as an American president does.Perhaps the real trouble with special advisers is what happens when they give up the job.

And unsurprisingly, social and mobile are central to how Salesforce is positioning Desk.com to be the premier (yet cost-effective) customer service alternative for businesses and companies.

The team will be devoting its efforts to building Google Shopping Express, however, which means SF shoppers at least will likely see some kind of service alternative made available soon.

Semantic Scale with triangular MFs, used to represent the indicator "Reduction of Noise Pollution" (Fig. 7a), from "inadequate" to "high" level; Semantic Scale with triangular MFs, used to represent the indicator defined as the "propensity" of users towards exploiting "a transport service alternative to the existing one" (Fig. 7b).

For museum visitors only, MOMA also offers Cafe' 2, cafeteria-style Italian food, and Terrace 5, a full service alternative featuring salads and pastries.

Although the UK system relies upon a well-organized postal service, alternative approaches for delivering and receiving specimens directly from the patient's home or family practice may be required in other countries considering the use of oral fluid.

While the letter says "a number of airport access service alternatives are currently under study," it gives no further details.

The alternative specific constant for the None alternative is negative and statistically significant (β = −2.529) indicating that the service alternatives were generally acceptable to respondents and were preferred over the None alternative.

To help residents impacted by the disaster, the US Postal Service is setting up mail service alternatives in the area, News9.com reported.

But for the most part, they say, only Iran and the United Arab Emirates have laws that prohibit this sort of digital zigzag, known in the Nerd World as "proxy service alternatives".

Rural regions and non-in-patient service alternatives seem either not to be targeted or seen as unattractive work places.