Sentence examples for services at the end from inspiring English sources
Many resistance members told their stories to the French intelligence services at the end of the war.
His story seemed to be so preposterous that when he tried to confess all to the security services at the end of the 1970s, he was dismissed as a fantasist.
Arsenal and City have been monitoring his progress and were expected to bid for his services at the end of the current campaign, with representatives from Monaco having reportedly already met the defender's agent.
And for all of the buzz around mobile wireless services, at the end of the day the battle to control the digital future will be won or lost at home.
West Ham have drawn up a shortlist of seven names to replace Avram Grant should they decide to dispense with the manager's services at the end of the season – Neil Warnock, Paul Lambert, Malky Mackay, Chris Hughton, Slaven Bilic, Ian Holloway and Martin O'Neill.
Fallon Worldwide, Minneapolis, part of the Publicis Groupe, will end its television media buying services at the end of the year, when those duties will be shifted to a sibling, StarLink Worldwide, Chicago, part of the Starcom MediaVest Group unit of Publicis.
Accurate measurement of the perceived quality of audio visual services at the end-user is becoming a crucial issue in digital applications due to the growing demand for compression and transmission of audio visual services over communication networks.
Advancing technology, inadequate knowledge and inconsistency in palliative care services have complicated the ability to recognise imminent dying and many people access emergency services at the end-of-life.
For example, the absence of well-functioning health services influenced levels of motivation and job satisfaction (at the CHW outcome level) and utilization of services at the end-user outcome level.
If it is not, the cars are taken out of service at the end of the run.
The company threatened to cut off the city's non-emergency telephone service at the end of last month.
