Sentence examples for services ready from inspiring English sources

But it does not expect to have its full array of new services ready until September.

In the debate over government's devolution plans to move more power from central to local government, no one seems to have spotted that they could lead to the creation of sub-regional markets of public services, ready to be privatised.

"Perhaps one of the lessons we can learn," Dr. Baron said, "is to have adequate outreach programs and other kinds of services ready and available to a much wider group of people than we might have thought about at the time".

Following the principles of Service-Oriented Computing (such, such platforms offer their subscribers a wide selection of pre-existing and reusable services, ready to be seamlessly integrated into users' applications.

At the Nokia World 2009 event in Stuttgart, Nokia Beta Labs has announced a number of new services ready for testing right now.

This frees you from having to build the resource packages yourself, a typical kind of cloud play where the vendor provides a set of services ready to use out of the box.

Is the civil service ready for this level of lack of deference?

We've been working closely with Facebook in Europe to get the service ready, and are now addressing a few outstanding issues.

British operators Vodafone and EE, owner of the Orange and T-Mobile brands, have signed a 10-year contract to offer their customers mobile and internet services beneath the Channel, and expect to have the service ready in March.

Qualcomm plans to have its service ready for deployment in 2006.

AT&T says it expects to have its service ready by 2006, Covad by 2005.