Sentence examples for services to conduct from inspiring English sources

The contracts, one of which runs until 2011, illustrate the extent to which the United States government remains reliant on private contractors like Blackwater, now known as Xe (pronounced zee) Services, to conduct some of its most sensitive operations and protect some of its most vital assets.

Web services composition is a concept of integrating component services to conduct complex business transactions based on functionality and performance constraints.

Science Exchange offers a marketplace of outsourcing services to conduct the research for these institutions and in theory lower the cost and time it takes.

Business Secretary Vince Cable said that banks had a duty to ensure that vulnerable customers, small businesses and those in rural communities should have access to counter services to conduct their financial affairs.

"Employees of the Security Service of Ukraine blocked the attempt of Russian special services to conduct a large-scale cyberattack on the information and telecommunication systems of the judiciary of Ukraine," the agency said in a statement.

Healthwatch has statutory powers, including being able to enter health and social care services to conduct quality reviews but relies heavily on volunteers to operationalise its objectives.

But it could force the service to conduct the broad environmental impact study, which the coalition's leaders said was their main objective.

Tishman Speyer, which has hired three law firms to work on the cases and a licensed private investigations service to conduct public records searches, says that it is simply trying to rid its buildings of tenants who are abusing the system.

But local elected officials and longtime tenants say Tishman Speyer, which has hired three law firms to work on the cases and a licensed private investigations service to conduct public records searches, has been more aggressive.

During the Middle Ages, fireworks accompanied the spread of military explosives westward, and in Europe the military fireworks expert was pressed into service to conduct pyrotechnic celebrations of victory and peace.

However, in 2003 Vladimir Putin passed a law allowing the FSB, Russia's security service, to conduct operations abroad, and now Russia and Turkey have fallen out dramatically over the downing of an Su-24 warplane by the Turkish air force in November, there are fears among potential targets in Turkey that the campaign could be stepped up.