Sentence examples for services from it from inspiring English sources

In Eastman Kodak the Supreme Court held that a manufacturer of photocopying and micrographic equipment, in agreeing to sell replacement parts for its machines only to those customers who also agreed to purchase repair services from it as well, would be guilty of tying if the evidence at trial established the existence of consumer demand for parts and services separately.

To put it in terms we can understand, for every 100 great iPhone engineers, there may be one or two people who can, on their own, dig into consumer web data and discover and build new and engaging services from it.

The group plans to sell a full range of its services to the combined EE/BT customer base, including BT offering broadband, fixed line and pay-TV services to EE customers who do not currently buy a service from it.

At present, people want to access the Internet and get service from it, so the traffic between the Internet and mesh clients is dominant.

Feel gratitude for the flow of money to your life and the flow of service from it.

It will also provide a regional link for passengers using its long-haul services from Heathrow, it says.

If he considers it more important to save some services from ruin, it could eat up much of the cash he has reclaimed after ditching George Osborne's strict deficit reduction plans.

Among the NHS Confederation's criticisms, it said allowing GPs to commission services from what it called "any willing provider", could mean the closure of some hospitals and facilities in order to make way for new private providers.

Taken together, professional services (lawyers, accountants, architects and so on) and business services (anything from IT and call centres to security, training and catering) are worth 17% of the economy.

While IoT gives many companies an opportunity to differentiate their services from competitors, it still takes a specialized set of skills to enable this.

Rail and road services extend from it to all parts of North Island, and ferries to Picton link the capital to South Island.