Sentence examples for service toward from inspiring English sources
The airplane would enter service toward the end of the decade, Boeing said.
Some say they are bothered by the fact that they will no longer be public employees and will not accumulate any more years of public service toward retirement.
Such relationship usually connotes faith in and loving devotion and service toward the deity, and such service may involve moral and social obligations.
The American Rose Society awarded her its coveted national gold honor medal for outstanding service toward the betterment of the group.
His perceived indifference toward the Ohio State game and his "yeah, right" lip service toward N.C.A.A. rules covering practice time would be less troublesome if he were going 10-2 everyearar.
Twitter has evolved, particularly over the past couple of years, from a simple, text-based service toward something richer and fuller: users can now embed everything from pictures to Vines to full-on mini-apps within their tweets.
Five major changes need to occur: First, over the next few years, the payment system needs to move away from fee-for-service toward a system of bundled payments, in which doctors are paid one fee for all the treatments involved in caring for a cancer patient.
While other spending is murkier, the government is clearly funneling aid and services toward poor neighborhoods.
Ms. Gotbaum said the system could be improved without additional cost if it moved dollars away from crisis management services toward preventive services like basic education in child rearing.
The business secretary, Vince Cable, talks of polishing the image of an industry associated with dirt and decline, and of rebalancing the economy away from financial services toward more tangible stuff.
Since World War II, economic development has been consciously stimulated by government policy, and state subsidies have been granted to attract industry and services toward the relatively underdeveloped north and certain other pockets of economic stagnation.
