Sentence examples for service eu from inspiring English sources

"'Passporting rights' mean that UK-based financial firms can service EU businesses and customers directly.

Healthcare is essentially a public service and EU member states can protect public services in that way".

Bombardier's records show that there are already 76 Canadairs in service in EU nations, including 36 of the latest type (a 37th crashed in Greece last month, killing its crew).

The analysis framework can be applied to quantify the availability of outdoor recreation potential as an ecosystem service to EU citizens, to describe through country profiles differences in ecosystem service provision at regional level, and can be used as an input to land use planning processes.

To ensure prompt diagnosis and adequate treatment of these migrants to limit transmission, it is essential that they have good access to TB diagnosis and TB treatment services in EU countries at the Eastern border of the EU.

She says: "UK-based micro-businesses selling digital services into EU countries should do a careful cost- benefit analysis".

May 29 , 2013Sony Kapoor (@SonyKapoor) Frankly all this single market in services in #EU stuff will only really take off once #English is made a compulsory second language!

If you really have had enough of poor policy making, unchecked migration, unavailable school places, immense strain on the national services, our EU membership, our extraordinarily large foreign aid budget and more… then you don't have to vote that way anymore.

The paper analyses the household use of broadband technology and services in EU countries in an attempt to find the main reasons which explain the differences seen among countries.

So this is what we are now doing with Airbnb and Facebook where we still see some gaps in their contracts which they use for providing their services to EU consumers".

But if you want to actually subscribe to — and continuously consume — those sorts of audio-visual digital services across EU borders, well, you're going to be out of luck.