Sentence examples for service tantamount from inspiring English sources

Under new regulations that use scientific testing at meat processing plants, the Agriculture Department should have been able to withhold inspection service, tantamount to suspending operations at a meat plant, from Supreme Beef when it failed its third inspection for salmonella contamination.

In fact, direct government blockage of an Internet service is tantamount to a customs official stopping certain goods at the border.

You know, as if carrying the nearly 30-year-old Usenet service is tantamount to running some sort of illegal sex slave ring.

A group of 25 Iranians accused of working for the BBC Persian service, an allegation tantamount to spying, has been exonerated, including ten already sentenced.

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Simply put, inadequate access to service providers can be tantamount to being denied assistance in the current safety net.

Hiring publicists to get exposure for services they offer is tantamount to advertising, he said.

The report said that the city department relied too much on social service agencies, in what was tantamount to an honor system, to disclose how many days the units they provided for the homeless were actually occupied.

Dr. Spotnitz said services like hers were not tantamount to retesting.

And for the last few months, consumption, even self-indulgence, has begun to be touted as tantamount to a public service.

But it seems to me that when Comcast purposely interferes with packets I've requested that's tantamount to a "degradation of service".