Sentence examples for services referring to from inspiring English sources

"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.

In December she said that the government needed to "correct the wild rumours spreading through social network services", referring to public outcry at the privatisation of railways and health care.

"We have to make sure they can turn on the lights," said Ramon Abueg, the utility's assistant general manager for electrical services, referring to business customers in the corridor.

We identified all the emergency services referring to the two stroke units presently available in Rome (figure 1).

Continuity of care has usually been approached as an aspect or dimension of health services referring to medical and nursing care.

The distance between physicians and nurses was explained by some physicians in the context of gender differences in the manner of delivering services, referring to "masculine/feminine poles": For them [nurses], it is like they need feminine and masculine approaches.

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

'Services' refer to services containing information.

Christian priests offer similar services, referred to as exorcism in Catholicism and as "deliverance ministry" in the Church of England.

End-to-End (E2E) differentiated services refer to information services, delivered over the modern Internet with a differentiated grade of Quality of Service (QoS) over heterogeneous networks.

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