Sentence examples for services for activities from inspiring English sources

Far more cautious was French interior minister Bernard Cazeneuve, who told broadcaster TF1 that broadcaster TF1 was "not known to intelligence services for activities linked to radical Islam".

The industry's biggest customer is the United States government, which uses the commercial companies' services for activities like map-making, monitoring beach erosion or air pollution and reporting on crops.

The supplemental money sent to the Labor Department is not trivial, however — almost four billion dollars in "training and employment services" for activities under the Workforce Investment Act of 1998 (W.I.A .. My expertise here is limited, but I have the impression that this act was not one of the great successes of the Clinton Administration.

As other countries watch the United States lacerate its intelligence service -- for activities already investigated or never undertaken -- perhaps they admire America's commitment to democracy and the rule of law.

The newly launched service Vimbly acts as both a directory and a reservation service for activities and hobbies in New York City.

When the foundation accountant asked in late 1993 for invoices to prove that the extra money was spent for nonpartisan purposes, GOPAC officials responded with bills for rent, postage and staff services, all for activities in 1990.

The Provost is also involved in the creation of the University's annual budget and long-range financial plans, as well as support services for academic activities.

While he uses the Internet to communicate with high-school friends -- Jeffrey is now 16 and a junior in high school -- and to pursue his avid fandom of the group 'N Sync, he has separate screen names and "instant messaging" services for these activities.

The characterization includes internal functions provided to services, some of the common signal processing services used for activity recognition, and node-level reconfiguration time (within a single Titan node).

The Emirati authorities said the move was based on security concerns, because BlackBerry data is sent to company computers abroad, making it hard for the local authorities to monitor the digital services for illegal activity or abuse.

It is unknown what barriers might be associated with delivering LGM in practices which are less motivated, outside of London, or in contexts that have different local opportunities and services for physical activity.