Sentence examples for service assigned to from inspiring English sources

The community service assigned to the vandals is meant to deter them and others from ripping up radishes by their roots (at least other people's radishes) and to transmit your community's values.

In Massachusetts, the D.A.'s have jurisdiction over homicides and have their own state police investigative service assigned to them -- and what that means is Lamont can bring anybody she wants into her personal squad, meaning she can get rid of anybody she wants.

If they are corrupt, the TPA's verification request that determines the correctness of the service assigned to the CU cannot be processed.

Total cost was calculated from the specific services assigned to the episode by the grouper after eliminating various adjustments the Medicare program makes to determine the amount it pays for each service.

They do not receive access to the services assigned to integrated care.

Factors associated with numbers and type of contested services assigned to CED per year, the duration and final outcome of the evaluations and perceptions of key stakeholders.

Services assigned to the SHQIP receive a one-off payment of $2,000 to support health promotion activities aimed at increasing clinical visits for STI testing by young people, and at six monthly intervals they receive payments calculated on the basis of their performance against the best practice indicators (described below).

In Orlando, Tanna wasn't ready to give up after she struck out with the customer service representatives assigned to help her client.

In 1942, she graduated from Oxford with a first and, having registered as "willing to carry out war work in the short-staffed civil service," was assigned to the Treasury and moved to London.

At the Pentagon, a pregnant spouse of a service member assigned to United States Southern Command, which includes South and Central America, transferred out of the region three weeks sooner than previously scheduled because of Zika, said Maj. Adrian J. T. Rankine-Galloway, a Defense Department spokesman.

The service person assigned to the customer has the ball, in football parlance.