Sentence examples for services deliberately from inspiring English sources

Outraged critics claim such services deliberately promote infidelity to further their commercial ambitions.

What I infer from that, I tell him, is that he believes the secret services deliberately turned a blind eye to some aspects of Scargill's life.

Although it is unclear whether customer services deliberately provide incorrect information or were just insufficiently trained, it is likely to reduce the effectiveness of prohibiting termination clauses.

He tells her that he once spied for the Polish secret service, deliberately providing misleading testimony: "That was my beginning as a novelist — lies, lies, lies. . . .

One of the acquitted campaigners, Robbie Gillett, said: "In our trial in 2009, the police and the Crown Prosecution Service deliberately withheld evidence from the jury.

Because of cultural, personal or institutional constraints, many service providers deliberately limit information and services.

Indeed, some critics of the government have hinted darkly that government intelligence services have deliberately staged some of the recent violent incidents around the country in order to justify martial law.

Tweets used the hashtags #SWATTED and #SwatTheWorld in an apparent reference to a type of hoax known as "swatting" in the US, where emergency services are deliberately duped into deploying armed units or bomb squads.

Norman Podhoretz, an arch-hawk who advises Rudy Giuliani, a Republican presidential candidate, speculated that the intelligence services were deliberately undermining George Bush to prevent him from bombing Iranian nuclear sites.Mr Bush, however, welcomed the report as evidence that his spies are getting better at figuring out what is going on in one of the world's most opaque states.

In the business world there is the requirement to differentiate products and services – to deliberately make them distinctively different so as to get noticed and make sales.

He's likely also not comfortable with consumer services that deliberately delete messages after the intended recipient has viewed them, such as Snapchat — unless they offer backdoors to U.K. security services.