Sentence examples for services have begun from inspiring English sources

Cost-effective primary health care facilities and services have begun to be implemented.

"The security services have begun taking actions whose aim is to prevent the firing of these missiles.

Meanwhile, the first users of these new services have begun to derive their own calculus of commercial value.

Are they helping you?" Coalition officials, trying to quickly restore government services, have begun to set up schools and hire employees to fill jobs in the district government.

Two competing paid, licensed music-subscription services have begun: MusicNet, with music from AOL Time Warner, BMG and EMI; and Pressplay, with music from Sony and Universal.

Twelve pilot schemes involving charitable and statutory services have begun and, if successful, the initiative will be rolled out across England.

This budget signals that the battle for Britain's public services has begun, with the government declaring war.

Now an off-screen battle for 007's services has begun between Hollywood studios brandishing chequebooks at a box office banker who has become a free agent.

The Army, like the other services, has begun to address the problem by relying more heavily than ever on the National Guard and Reserves.

On Sunday morning, moments after services had begun at Reformation Lutheran Church, Dr. Tiller, who was acting as an usher, was shot once with a handgun, the authorities said.

"This is a night of deep sorrow for me because I don't want to see this shutdown occur," Mr. Dayton told reporters late Thursday, not long before his spokeswoman confirmed that a shutdown of services had begun.