Sentence examples for services to explain from inspiring English sources

Their responsibility is to think ahead boldly, not to fear the disfavor of the crowd, to imbue their actions with a spiritual dimension (which of course is not the same thing as ostentatious attendance at religious services), to explain again and again – both to the public and to their colleagues – that politics must do far more than reflect the interests of particular groups or lobbies.

Today the EC also published a more lengthy document about the general state of cloud services, to explain why Europe needs to step it up.

After an incident in June when 47 people burned to death in their cars as fire overtook a stretch of road, Costa asked emergency services to explain how they responded and what problems they encountered.

In June, he said, AT&T sent letters to the 28 million customers who use its basic-rate service to explain how the company charges for long distance.

Borrowers in disaster areas who expect they will have difficulty making their regular mortgage payments on time should contact their loan servicer to explain their circumstances.

Clinician researchers from the VTE collaborative met with representatives from each clinical service to explain the collaborative's aims and gain consensus from both administrative and frontline staff.

We need to put the responsibility firmly on services, and public service contractors, to explain how they will fund the time banks that can transform their services, and to fulfil their obligations to encourage mutual support.

"An inexplicable tragic coincidence -- that is how the official special services tried to explain the events," the newspaper Izvestia said.

They will need imagination, creativity and boldness to design new models for services and to explain to people what these models will deliver.

This insight is then applied to the electronics manufacturing services business to explain the fundamentals of successful operations in this highly competitive business with ever narrowing margins.

"We have contacted the FOS [financial ombudsman service] to explain that we have accepted their decision and have apologised for our previous error".