Sentence examples for service referring from inspiring English sources

"It's a dilemma," said Ami Ayalon, former head of Shin Bet, Israel's internal security service, referring to planned attacks.

With both he and his watching wife Samantha looking close to tears, he said that his family knows "more than most" the importance of relying on the health service, referring indirectly to the death of his son Ivan.

"That would represent a new departure for the fund – concentrated large ownership, quite likely for a longer period – using our size and our longer investment horizon," he told the news service, referring to the new Capital Strategy division.

Ever since the NHS was created GPs have acted as the gatekeepers to the service, referring patients on to the right areas.

As the paper notes, new eBay chief executive John Donahue John Donahue has seemed to imply that he is willing to sell the calling service, referring to it as a “great stand-alone business.”.

"People sell dollars and buy assets priced in dollars," explains Keith R. McCullough of Research Edge LLC, a New Haven, Conn., market service, referring to assets like foreign currencies or securities denominated in foreign currencies, gold, oil or even real estate or whole companies.

For instance, "fix gap service" refers to an attempt to get trains spaced at a proper distance from one another.

An article in Business Day yesterday about Yahoo's acquisition of the online Musicmatch service, referred imprecisely to songs that can be played on the Apple iPod.

BUSINESS DAY An article on Thursday about problems with Amazon's cloud computing service referred incorrectly at one point to the company's public comments on the issue.

The package also includes a simple job posting service referred to as LinkedIn Jobs Network.

Ecosystem service refers to a wide range of conditions and processes provided by natural ecosystems to help sustain and enhance human life.