Sentence examples for service constituted from inspiring English sources

Verizon had argued that the recession, fierce competition, the telecommunications slump and the substitution of wireless service for land-line service constituted such an external event.

Ranks have been thinned to around 650,000 people today from 970,000 in 2009, when the civil service constituted nearly a third of Greece's work force.

To counteract this financial drain, the government borrowed money, and by the late 1990s debt service constituted some two-fifths of the national budget.

A black-and-white portrait on the Steinway, taken when Mary was perhaps 40, showed much the same face: a dignified, even formidable upper-middle-class woman, the kind for whom clubs and community service constituted a life's work.

In the 8th and 9th centuries, civil service constituted the clearest path to aristocratic status, but, starting in the 9th century, the civil aristocracy was rivalled by an aristocracy of nobility.

An African qualitative study identified that transport costs to a centralized PMTCT service constituted a serious burden in rural areas [ 19].

Passenger service constitutes a very small share of railway business.

"In effect," the regulator said, "this service constitutes furnishing a telephone service to the public".

Over the last year, it was debating with the Newspaper Licensing Agency on whether this service constitutes search or copying.

With this case, the broadcasters have argued that Aereo's service constitutes a public performance.

Aereo Response Brief (March 26, 2014) FINAL FILED.