Sentence examples for service dealing from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the immigration service dealing with non-EU arrivals proved shambolic.

The GP Fay Wilson, GP, Birmingham I run an out-of-hours service dealing with swine flu when local surgeries are closed, as well as dealing with the overspill from them during the day.

The investigation led to calls from Shadow health secretary Heidi Alexander for a full inquiry into GE's suitability to be a supplier to the taxpayer-funded NHS and a rigorous ban on the service dealing with tax avoiders.

While still under sentence, John found employment working as a liaison officer for the probation service, dealing with clients who would frequently re-offend within days, or even hours, of being released from prison.

He sentenced Ms. Villacorta to 90 days in jail (the maximum possible term was seven years in prison) and 100 hours of community service "dealing with the poor and underprivileged".

We put a call-out for volunteers over a week ago and hope that our newly erected welfare tent will shortly offer a full 24-hour service, dealing not only with the issues facing vulnerable people, but also with activist "burn out".

Narey admits that, when he was running it, the prison service dealt inadequately with sexual abuse in prisons.

Something went seriously wrong in the way the health service dealt with the issue of organ retention".

Companies prefer these contracts to the service deals that Baghdad has offered, which give companies a per-barrel fee for renovating old fields like West Qurna.

West Midlands police said the force had received 1,200 calls by 3.30am while the region's ambulance service dealt with 2,050 calls between 8pm and 5am.

Last year the service dealt with 19,552 people for 2011/12, up from 10,000 – and this is before the cuts kick in on April 1st.