Sentence examples for service entry from inspiring English sources

The method was carried out over experimental signals, collected from the main power service entry of a house.

To welcome Labour's move to relax civil service entry requirements is not to say that higher education isn't important.

It now allows in more recruits who did not graduate from high school and who received lower test scores in their service entry exams.

In 1938, domestic airlines were placed under the purview of the new Civil Aeronautics Board, which regulated routes, service, entry and exit, and rates.

Privacy considerations have also played a part in consigning such labs to the basement -- cadavers can be delivered through a service entry, away from the comings and goings of the public.

While they produce a wide range of business jets, they are strong in long-range, large-cabin models like the Gulfstream 650, scheduled for its first delivery to a customer by the end of June, and Bombardier's Global 7000 and 8000 models, planned for service entry in 2016 and 2017, respectively.

On Mr. Buhl's side the collection dovetails with and neatly advertises his other passion, mentioned in his introduction to the catalog: the SoHo Partnership, which he established to give a hand up to homeless people in the form of mostly service entry-level jobs.

All of the condos, or the Toronto Four Seasons Private Residences, have separate entrances from the hotel, as well as staff and service entries.

Other pitfalls include service areas adjacent to or above your stateroom; show lounges or bars adjacent to, above or below your stateroom; and service entries across from your cabin.

One man's favorite barstool is the next man's barrier to bar-service entry.

States regulate the price of services, entry into occupations, and the products and processes of businesses.