Sentence examples for services referred from inspiring English sources

A recent report published by Canadian intelligence services referred to al-Qaida's "hardcore" having "a deeper bench" of leaders and operatives.

Correction: May 5 , 2002 Sunday The Cyberscout column on March 17, about online passport services, referred incompletely to the process of getting a passport for the first time.

BUSINESS The Digital Domain column last Sunday, about new sameday delivery services, referred imprecisely to the Postal Regulatory Commission's oversight of the Postal Service.

Don't you miss the days when "constituent services" referred to traffic lights installed on streets where kids were being hit by speeding cars, and wasn't code for a politician's hotel stay with someone who might have lived in his district?

Correction: October 31 , 2001 Wednesday A chart in Business Day yesterday showing the percentage of households that subscribe to cable and satellite television services referred incorrectly to the market area with the largest percentage of cable subscribers.

The advocate general, Niilo Jääskinen, said advertisers should be blocked from buying rival trademarks as keywords if an ad "does not enable an average Internet user, or enables the said user only with difficulty, to ascertain whether the goods or services referred to in the ad originate from the proprietor of the trademark or an undertaking economically connected to it or from a third party".

Finally, "services" refers to all the resources available for users to access information, including reference and literary databases such as GenBank and PubMed.

"We're paying it to people who hate us," said Kevin Crull, AT&T's general manager for wireless services, referring to the connection fees.

'Services' refer to services containing information.

Provisioning services refer to ecological functions providing food, fiber, water, oxygen, etc., for human well-being.

When the independent services refer a customer to a subscribing dealer, it's a "no-haggle" situation.