Sentence examples for services to draw from inspiring English sources

That isn't an argument against any private sector involvement in public services – to draw that conclusion would be to wrongly assume that the public sector is inherently any better at handling our cash.

The company said it had increased spending on sports, movies, entertainment and interactive services to draw new customers and had expanded its subscriptions 22percentto to 5.45 million, well ahead of rivals.

His aim: Gather up enough compelling content, features and services to draw consumers in.

To this end, the MoD is taking forward the development of a 'Cyber Reserve', allowing the services to draw on the wider talent and skills of the nation in the cyber field.

There may be a fix, for earlier this year, justice minister Simon Hughes asked local councils, which run the coroners' service, to draw up proposals for more reactive services.

But what started with gyms and concierges quickly sprouted into an amenities arms race, with developers offering full-blown hotel services like spas, breakfast and even room service to draw from the relatively small pool of high-paying apartment hunters.

In return EchoStar gets a marketer with direct access to roughly 30 million residential customers and a $500 million investment from SBC. Ergen is also adding more local stations to his service to draw subscribers.

Combining the power of social networking with freemium, the CatchFree platform wants to make it easier for people to find and share great freemium services by linking them together, enabling each service to draw off the growth experienced by other freemium products.

A federal appeals court ruling last year limited that authority, conceivably opening the way to a court challenge to the F.C.C.'s ability to assess fees to pay for broadband service and to draw up regulations for Voice-over-Internet Protocol, the Web technology behind voice and video services like Skype.

As with other country launches such as in Germany and the UK, Spotify is launching with some bundling with service providers to draw in more premium (paid) subscribers on top of the basic, ad-supported free service that it offers.

The service used to draw more than 100 devotees until disturbances from the construction site turned people away.