Sentence examples for service in respect of from inspiring English sources

Rory Tapner, chief executive of Coutts, said: "We always strive to provide the highest level of investment advice to our clients and have therefore been disappointed that we did not meet our high standards of service in respect of this product.

The device can facilitate non-critical loads to provide grid services in respect of voltage and frequency.

We also asked about the use of different types of mental health services by asking: "During the last 12 months, did you seek help from any of the following service institutions in respect of a mental health problem" and gave respondents 12 alternatives.

Referring GPs and hospital clinicians were asked to indicate their satisfaction with nine aspects of service provision, both in terms of their overall impression of the local service and in respect of the individual study participant they had referred.

This report will outline the performance of the service provider in respect of defined reference ranges and in comparison with the mean of all other service providers.

In others, protective action by the children's services, whether in respect of the perpetrator or the victim or both, may be more appropriate".

However, the time spent at the clinic to complete the services was found to be very long and there was considerable variation in adherence to performance standards within the services, particularly in respect of clinician's consultation and counselling.

The system is defined at multiple levels of granularity where agents provide services in respect to the current global goal.

The expert survey has established the relative importance of airport service quality assessment criteria in respect of airlines and as result the authors propose a system of criteria designed for assessment of the quality of airport services provided to airlines.

> -wrap-foot> A significant change in the pattern of health service use was found in respect of health centres.

GP's comments underlined the benefit of the service in respecting the wishes of patients and/or carers for home to be the place of death.