Sentence examples for service to pull from inspiring English sources

The assertion echoed a report, published in June by the Sunday Times, which quoted anonymous officials in the British government who said that Russia and China had decrypted some of the files taken by Snowden, prompting MI6, the U.K.'s foreign-intelligence service, to pull agents out of several countries.

For example, a customer would use the cloud service to pull Excel models from a spreadsheet that would then be stored as a template in AirliftXL.

After all, AMC and MoviePass have already come to blows, causing the service to pull out of the chain's top theaters.

The Republican candidate, in turn, abandoned his high-mindedness in order to fish in troubled waters, solemnly noting that "we don't need people to pay lip service to pulling people together and then, in fact, in their personal lives, in their political lives, in their business lives, do the opposite".

Poor parts of a borough might attract more services to pull them up to the standards of richer areas.

He's so young.' Eventually a policeman persuaded her to let go.' People began helping the emergency services to pull wounded from the rubble.

He created One Degree after growing up in an immigrant family in Southern California that relied heavily on social services to pull themselves up economically.

Unlike FriendFeed, where you track people and create a new friend list, Social Thing lets you simply enter your credentials for your favorite services (Twitter, Delicious, etc).. Social Thing then uses available APIs from those services to pull in activity from the people you already track there.

Non-clinicians such as Navigators can also be effective in supporting improved integration/collaboration. A Navigator is a single named individual who can help people navigate their way through complex systems across health, social care, housing, employment and education (among other services) and help to pull together integrated care packages [ 31, 32].

Canada's federal police service plans to pull in a renowned American scholar to help it deal with cops behaving badly.

The government has insisted the "flaws" in its new NHS 111 helpline will be overcome, as one of the main providers for the service prepared to pull out of all its contracts because it considers them "financially unsustainable".