Sentence examples for service should be allowed from inspiring English sources

Every car service should be allowed to set whatever price they want.

So how does Lyft plan to convince regulators that its service should be allowed to operate?

Donald E. Cameron, who delivered the eulogy at the funeral remarked of Primrose, "Colonel Primrose never sought for himself or for his men more than that their record of service should be allowed to speak for itself.

Earlier this month, the postmaster general warned Congress of a looming default and eventual bankruptcy; a government accountability official declared the postal service's business model "broken"; and even President Obama, in his recent $3 trillion deficit-reduction plan, said the postal service should be allowed to eliminate Saturday delivery in order to save itself.

Passengers who use our services should be allowed to do so without fear of abuse and we are working closely with Metroline and the police to fully investigate this incident".

Mr Bush argues that the intelligence services should be allowed to eavesdrop on people in America suspected of terrorist links when they call their contacts abroad, without having to waste time obtaining a warrant.

Those precautions were announced ahead of a hearing that the local Transport Department will be having on Monday to determine whether Uber and other mobile transportation services should be allowed to operate there.

Here's a suggestion: Those Costa Mesans who want to pay more for services should be allowed to pay extra to make up the difference between what the rest of us pay in the free market and what such services will cost if the city continues providing them.

They had argued that service clubs should be allowed because community service is a graduation requirement, but the Court of Appeal disagreed, he said.

The practice plays into the debate over "net neutrality" — whether Internet service providers should be allowed to choose which traffic they carry.

The government is to review whether the BBC and other public service broadcasters should be allowed to charge BSkyB and Virgin Media potentially tens of millions to air their channels in pay-TV homes.