Sentence examples for service disclosure from inspiring English sources

In April, he introduced the Cell Phone Service Disclosure Act, which seeks to improve service quality through more oversight.

The patent, for example, says the person would dictate "the range of disclosure specified for each recipient, disclosure conditions specified for each recipient, the time of disclosure specified for each recipient, and the method of disclosure -- mail, courier service, disclosure via electronic media, broadcast, etc".

Verizon is pulling the plug on go90, its mobile video service (disclosure: Verizon owns Oath, which owns TechCrunch).

has submitted a bill in each of the past two years to the House telecom subcommittee, seeking wireless service disclosures akin to what is required of the airlines.

It subsequently updated and re-amended its case to incorporate additional intelligence service disclosures, such as pertaining to the use of the Telecommunications Act to authorize BPDs.

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State bar associations could help address these needs by requiring lawyers to report their pro bono service — such disclosure would likely increase many lawyers' service to the recommended 3 percent to 5 percent of their paid work.

Lawyers acting for Mr. Litvinenko have said they believe the information relates to what they say was his work for MI6, Britain's intelligence service, the disclosure of which would further strain relations with Moscow.

Results Most patients and family members felt that the health service incident disclosure rarely met their needs and expectations.

Variables which did not show significant association with perceived quality of care and excluded from the multivariate analysis included age, residence, educational status, marital status, years lived with HIV (since diagnosis), years on HIV treatment, waiting time for service, HIV disclosure, co-infection with TB, perceived health and loss to follow-up (number of times defaulted from HATCS).

If these rules applied, shareholders and public companies could sue the advisory services over disclosure lapses in their recommendation reports.