Sentence examples for service contributions from inspiring English sources

In lieu of a formal service, contributions may be made to Therapy Dogs, Int'l and Ann Arbor Hospice.

These interviews cover the research, administration, and public service contributions of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station.

See subparagraph (4) of this paragraph for rules governing the determination of the amount of employer foreign service contributions to which this subparagraph applies.

The faculty selects those doctoral students agreed to be in the top 10% in service contributions, and awards them a certificate.

Through educational, social, and volunteer activities, we aim to create a community where personal connections, service contributions, and life-long learning come together to benefit our members and our society.

The Alumni Council Award for Service to Princeton recognizes outstanding service contributions to Princeton by any member of the Princeton family, with special emphasis on those who serve significantly, but inconspicuously.

The public service contribution of the BBC's engineers through the decades receives too little recognition.

The approach proposed herein leads to the introduction of a new concept of live service contribution using pairs of small satellite antennas and cheap satellite terminals.

"If Ofcom and the government agree, as indicated, that they want Channel 4 to be the main source of public competition to the BBC, then they must consider new forms of public support to underpin our public service contribution and to replace the analogue spectrum subsidy we currently receive".

"ITV has publicly stated it wants to substantially reduce its public service contribution over time and this shortfall will not be met by new digital channels, which account for 40% of viewing but less than 10% of investment in original British content," Duncan said.

But officials close to the commission said it was clear that the F.C.C. would be in favor of imposing the 4percentt universal service contribution and per-minute access fees on some companies that use the Internet to provide phone-to-phone long-distance calls.