Sentence examples for services to ease from inspiring English sources

But his power barely extends beyond the town's limits, and he is unable to offer government services to ease the region's poverty, local people say.

Corrado Passera, minister for economic development, has promoted a digital agenda that has included measures to digitize Italy's public services, to ease regulations and to decrease the tax burden for start-ups.

He proposed incentives for start-up companies working with the state's research universities, a statewide after-school program to be developed with seed money from the state and measures to consolidate municipal and school services to ease local budgets.

The question at formerly secular hospitals under new Catholic control is therefore not whether helping terminal patients die would be allowed on the premises — clearly not, church authorities said — but what kind of private, confidential advice a physician would have the authority to give about end-of-life options under the state law, including where legal services to ease death might be obtained.

The Standing Cloud technology packages apps for use with cloud services to ease the complexity of deploying and managing apps.

The demonstrators, who gathered near the stadium, denounced the huge cost of the tournament, arguing that more money should be spent on public services to ease inequality.

Often, transfer services offices help to ease students into their new environment and engage them on campus.

Many congressmen, including some Republicans who voted for the 1996 legislation, have formally asked the immigration service to ease up.

The state started service to ease congestion on I-95 and the Metro-North trains, but so far the impact been felt only in reducing Metro-North congestion.

American says it is offering the service to ease travel for its passengers, particularly families with children and business travelers who may need to head straight to a meeting rather than the hotel.

Oliver's office also offers what it calls a "Concierge Service," to ease the potential headaches involved in restricting traffic, blowing up buildings, and simulating mass panic in the streets; it will assist in arranging permits, complimentary use of the N.Y.P.D.'s special Movie and TV Unit, location scouting, budget analysis, marketing, and, best of all, free access to city landmarks.