Sentence examples for services that effectively from inspiring English sources

The first amendment debated requires the government to "secure (within the resources made available…) that individuals have access to legal services that effectively meet their needs".

Earlier peers voted, by a majority of 45, to ensure there should be "access to legal services that effectively meet [people's] needs", albeit within the context of the resources available.

The QC, a member of the House of Lords' constitutional committee, is proposing an amendment to clause 1 to state that the Lord Chancellor "must secure, within the resources made available, that individuals have access to legal services that effectively meet the needs".

The primary social obligation is to assure everyone access to a tier of services that effectively promotes normal functioning and thus protects equality of opportunity.

Facebook has been rolling out location services that effectively turn mobile phones into location tracking devices.

The query resolution process is in charge of accepting SPARQL queries in terms of the previously generated RDF schema and translating them into an equivalent set of requests to the E-utilities services that effectively allow solving the user query.

Reed Hastings, the chief executive of Netflix, said he anticipated the possibility of competition from Blockbuster in December, but speculated then that Blockbuster would not risk losing revenue from late fees -- estimated at 16percentt of the company's $5.2 billion in sales last year -- by offering a service that effectively eliminated such fees.

Flow ability is a characteristic of a service that effectively combines diverse services to maximally satisfy a user's needs and provides the perception, to the user, of using one service through all of the user's daily activities.

It's a text-based social mobile messaging service that effectively helps Facebook get used by the millions of mobile users out there that do not have smartphones or fast data connections.

It's rare to hear about genetics and advertising platforms in the same sentence, but new startup SnapAds has put together an ad service that effectively combines the theory of natural selection with banner ads – with very impressive results.

Unless they have a service that effectively monitors ad traffic for SIVT, advertisers or ad agencies may be duped into thinking they're achieving prominent ad placements on sought-after publishers' sites and that their ads are being viewed by humans.