Sentence examples for service associations from inspiring English sources

The quality of textiles and apparel is usually governed by standards set up by the industry or the government or the two acting together, along with textile associations, testing societies, retail associations, consumer organizations, and service associations such as laundering and cleaning groups.

To draw the women in, a whole system has been developed inside and outside the Louvre where volunteers go to social service associations -- from the Red Cross, to youth training groups to churches and free food programs -- and ask them to talk to women in their neighborhoods.

Third, we are in contact with victim support associations and professional service associations, who notify their members and contacts of the study through newsletters and personal messages.

4 We therefore advocate the routine surveillance of military populations to identify those conditions with service associations, thus informing both the recognition of veteran illness and the decision-making processes.

Dr. Spina, of the college food service association, cited another benefit: "preparation for the cocktail-party circuit" by having to balance dishware and cutlery.

"It's hard to say," said Mr. Sawyer of the service association, noting that if it's any consolation, the lack of service support is even worse for electronics than for appliances.

Said Mr. Sackin of the food service association, "When local communities get fed up with what is happening on local campuses and say we don't want that for our children, that's when it gets fixed".

Surf Life Saving Western Australia, a community service association, had transmitters implanted in more than 320 sharks, and the program was hailed as an effective and humane way to avoid shark attacks.

This week, the United States Chamber of Commerce and four powerful financial services associations warned Algirdas Semeta, the European commissioner who is drafting the rules, that he was proposing "novel and unilateral theories of tax jurisdiction" that were "both unprecedented and inconsistent with existing norms of international tax law and longstanding treaty commitments".

Representatives from youth organisations, the emergency services, government departments, local councils, health trusts, ex-service associations as well as education and library boards are also being invited.

A further 10,000 people are expected to come as a result of tickets given out to youth organisations, the emergency services, government departments, local councils, health trusts, ex-service associations as well as education and library boards.