Sentence examples for service which would be from inspiring English sources

Since Sept. 11, there has been a striking surge of support for some form of greatly expanded national service, which would be quasi-military in nature.

Crozier said that the service would initially launch only on PCs, with a seven-day catch-up service which would be free and contain ads.

In a statement, police officials said they had consulted the Crown Prosecution Service, which would be responsible for pursuing the case in the courts if it were to go ahead, and that the agency had asked for more information.

We've been told one group is looking to bring around 200 people to the service, which would be fantastic".

This paper presents a bottom-up approach of designing mobile banking service which would be acceptable and accessible to the poor customers.

The committee's report said there needed to be an advice service which would be a less extreme step than calling the anti-terrorist hotline.

The Israelis will likely cut off access to financial services, which would be devastating since the PA economy mainly uses the Israeli shekel.

The trust also expressed concern that extending the hours of BBC3 would use up valuable broadcast spectrum: "This could be used for other BBC services, and BBC management is currently considering the relative prioritisation of the services which would be affected before submitting a formal proposal to the Trust".

Instead of taking a fee for their management services (which would be taxed as ordinary income) people who earn carried interest take a percentage of assets under management and a percentage of the eventual profits, a formula often described as "two and twenty".

Mr Bibby said other areas to be affected by budget cuts would be children's services, which would be cut by £1.4m, and environment and development services, which would be cut by £1.7m.

Rather than streaming, Tantan will focus on making money via membership services, which would be a set of additional features for 'VIP' users who pay a monthly fee.