Sentence examples for service dialogue from inspiring English sources

The company asserts that the Internet can lead to better customer service dialogue — if people make reasonable complaints, customers can help one another solve problems.

Our commitment is to the betterment of our community through service, dialogue, and advocacy".

Seeing Iman in the "Blue Skies" video and knowing his and his family's active engagement in grassroots efforts bringing children, youth and adults of diverse races and religions together for service, dialogue and friendship, reminded me of other young people across the globe displaying tremendous capacity for meaningful change.

Despite initial AMHS responsiveness in allocating young people to waiting lists, this could be seen as a hindrance to cross-service dialogue by a CAMHS psychologist (3f).

John Studzinski, of the Genesis Foundation, which helped to organise the service said: "Dialogue between faiths is much needed and welcomed in these turbulent times".

These data were then fed back to services and used to shape a change in services through dialogue within a steering group that was subsequently set up within the CLAHRC.

Pascale Guiffant, sustainable development deputy director, Suez Environnement, Paris, France Pascale is piloting the essential services and dialogue projects and has experience in developing access to water and sanitation projects.

We thereby controlled for the potential positive effect of the information management services and dialogue structure provided by CARDSS on the decision making of rehabilitation professionals, a phenomenon known as the "checklist effect".

Central to this effort is more information about the dietary services, improved dialogue with the staff/care providers based on the patient's needs and preferences, and the availability and offering of food 24-hours-a-day; in short, the possibility of having an individualised diet.

It contributes empirical knowledge on the feasibility and practicality of enhancing the technical capacity of policymakers, researchers and stakeholders; preparing evidence briefs, syntheses and summaries; providing evidence related services; convening dialogues and creating space for evidence informed deliberations on high-priority health policy topics.

The customer is always right; and 2. Hospitality is a dialogue, service is a monologue.