Sentence examples for service assumes from inspiring English sources

The service assumes that a Stanford community member can identify whether or not they need to use the service.

Patton pointed out that if a patient is hurt or dies as a result of NHS care then the health service assumes responsibility, making payouts from a state-backed insurer called the NHS Litigation Authority.

Quote: "Exclusivity is a noose rather than a boon". For residential dining, Harvard sells a single board plan (21 meals per week) which must be purchased by all residential undergraduates; its food service assumes that students eat 13.7 meals per week on average.

The problem here is that the timeout after which the relay service assumes it isn't going to get an answer from the DNS servers when a client makes a request is too short when network conditions are poor (as it will be when there are high latencies, lost packets, and jitter) so the service doesn't respond to the clients.

In an overview presented at the hearing, Pietig said the 2012-13 budget maintains current levels of service, assumes moderate revenue growth and no impacts from the state budget, addresses council priorities and infrastructure improvements.

Over a period of years, old communications equipment can begin to underperform simply because the company that provides your Internet service assumes you have newer equipment.

During her tenure, the School of Nursing moved to Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center in 1928 and the Presbyterian Hospital nursing service assumed responsibility for Sloane Hospital for Women, Babies Hospital, and the Neurological Institute.

It asks parents to link their Facebook account to the service, assuming that they are friends with the child on the site.

If the employee who's leaving is one of your stars, you should provide an even higher level of service (assuming he handles his departure professionally and doesn't take the rest of the organization with him).

JAMES SUROWIECKI: I think it's an excellent approach, but then I also think that delivering a valuable product or service (assuming it's one that can be monetized in some way) is also the best way to deliver for shareholders.

The service assumed trust returns were being filed by fusty bank trust officers, explains Dale Hart, who heads up the IRS' belated efforts to contain the trust contagion.