Sentence examples for services ordered by from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for the city contend that the mother, who came here from Trinidad 15 years ago as a teenager after her own mother died, is not entitled to the public assistance, Medicaid or emergency housing services ordered by the judge because she is here illegally.

Last summer we began to get leaks out of the Scowcroft Commission a review of the nation's intelligence services ordered by President Bush, that called for giving the C.I.A. director broader budget authority over the intelligence community, including at least some military elements.

For example, claims for pathology testing recorded in MBS data are limited to a maximum of four tests in a patient episode for a set of pathology services, ordered by a general practitioner for a non-hospitalised patient [ 7].

This month a review of the ambulance service ordered by former Health Minister Lesley Griffiths recommended a revamp of its performance targets and said crews should concentrate on emergency patients with routine transfers to hospitals becoming the responsibility of local health boards.

To evaluate the magnitude of the construction effects of a new HSR line, the standard procedure is to identify direct spending (e.g., the workforce necessary for grading or contracts with the main subcontractors), indirect spending (products and services ordered from local suppliers by the workforce and subcontractors), and induced spending.

The group, whose core business is the Channel tunnel fixed link and its shuttle services, was ordered by the Competition and Markets Authority CMAA) to sell or stop operating MyFerryLink by summer.

The front-loaded regimen includes daily or near-daily physical therapy at home as needed, as well as frequent occupational therapy sessions during the first two weeks after surgery, supplemented by nursing, home health aide and social work services when ordered by the physician.

The service was ordered by Catherine the Great in 1783, with 140 pieces.

But radiologists say it is unfair to hold them accountable for all the growth in imaging services because the services are usually ordered by other doctors, like orthopedic surgeons and internists.

At present, 193 planes are in service, with 319 ordered by airlines.

The report, intended to gauge how well the airlines are meeting their customer service commitments, was ordered by Congress last fall and issued by the department's inspector general.