In favoring her image over the gnarlier ground of her ideas, Elmendorf champions one standard of public-service virtue over another — an inherently political choice.
In both films hints of excess in service to virtue are readily cheered and all opposition made to look corrupt and worse.
He explained that this is the case because most of these payment services today (including Stripe's basic Connect offering) use the automated clearing house network (ACH) to transfer money, whereas the new service, by virtue of Stripe's deals with Visa and MasterCard use the "fast payment" rail. .
The point, still, is to help "the banking institution sell services, by virtue of attracting customers and other users and initiating a dialogue," the inventors wrote in their patent application.
In addition to under-funding, the devolution of health services by virtue of the Local Government Code of 1991 resulted in inefficient referral services.
And that's before we even start discussing the work produced by the in-house creative services agency, Virtue, which provides advertorial content.
Ofcom said it had "reasonable grounds for believing that between October 1 2006 and May 10 2007, Barclaycard persistently misused an electronic communications network or services by virtue of its use of automated calling systems".
The Constitution provides that the President and Congress share control over the uniformed armed services by virtue of the different responsibilities assigned to each.
VICE presented a panel on the opportunities of storytelling in electronic music and also discussed their creatives services component, Virtue.
Our study population represented users of conventional services by virtue of all being GP consulters.
New organizational models have been developed to promote innovation, efficiency and quality of services by virtue of effectively pooling the unique expertise of professionals and organizations.
