Sentence examples for services article from inspiring English sources

The Directive seeks to establish a "harmonized offering throughout the Community" for fixed public telephone networks and services (Article 3).

The present Directive, which applies ONP to voice telephony, accordingly focuses on harmonizing the general conditions regarding open and efficient access to and use of fixed public telephone networks and public telephony services (Article 1(1)).

It took the Court a long time to indicate whether the "sister" prohibitions of Article 30 – Article 59 in the field of services, Article 52 in the field of establishment, and Article 48 in the field of workers – were to be interpreted in the same way: that is, also applicable to "indistinctly applicable" national provisions.

The scope of the Directive "concerns the procedures associated with the granting of authorizations and the conditions attached to such authorizations, for the purpose of providing telecommunications services, including authorizations for the establishment and/or operation of telecommunications networks required for the provision of such services" (Article 1(I)).

For instance, provision of tobacco cessation services (Article 14) is less than optimal [ 10, 47– 49] and in many cases the programs offered form part of research studies, with a low likelihood of future sustainability [ 50, 51].

Persons with disabilities must be able to live independently, to be included in the community, to choose where and with whom to live and to have access to in-home, residential and community support services (Article 19).

"(B) would, with respect to any procurement or class of procurements, result in an insufficient number of potential or actual bidders to assure procurement of services, articles, materials, or supplies of requisite quality at competitive prices.

Browsing Facebook today offers up not only photos from ex-boyfriends and musings from college roommates, but songs from music streaming services, articles from the Washington Post, TV shows from Hulu and coupons from Sephora.

It is based on the freedom to conduct a business (Article 16 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights), the right to property (Article 17 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights) and the freedom of the internal market, in particular the right of establishment and the freedom to provide services (Articles 49 and 56 TFEU).

Perhaps he was referring to Confidential magazine's occasional public-service article about the dangers of cigarette smoking or air travel.

"Our managers would say that the dressing room is sacrosanct," a Premier League publicist said in a wire service article in 2010.