Sentence examples for services to lay from inspiring English sources

Due to the short period of time between the Mayday being declared at 15:29 and the aircraft landing at 15 31, there was no time for the emergency services to lay a carpet of foam, which was standard practice at the time.

and other conservatives to allow the postal service to lay off as many as 200,000 workers, as Donahoe has requested.

Cable services have to lay copper or glass fiber.

But the increase in violence also comes in the middle of a state budget standoff that has forced social service agencies to lay off workers and slash programs.

[A1.] EarthWeb to Sell Sites and Services EarthWeb, one of the first Silicon Alley content companies to make a splash with its initial public offering, is selling most of its Web sites and its news services and plans to lay off about 100 employees, company officials said.

EarthWeb, one of the first Silicon Alley content companies to make a splash with its initial public offering, is selling most of its Web sites and its news services and plans to lay off about 100 employees, company officials said yesterday.

Decentralisation of services, task shifting to lay care providers, longer drug refill periods for stable patients, as well as provision of transport vouchers for those in need are some of the strategies that could address this issue.

Because Palestinians from the West Bank could no longer easily make it into the city, businesses and social and medical service facilities had to lay off employees and professional service providers closed their offices.

NM Incite — a social analytics JV between Nielsen and McKinsey that forms part of Nielsen's Twitter TV Rating service — has started to lay off most of its employees, and we've even heard that NM Incite will be shut down altogether by the end of this month.

Last February, the hearings she had pushed Mr. Levin to hold made headlines when Adm. Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, called for an end to the "don't ask, don't tell" policy, saying it was undermining the military's integrity by forcing service members to "lie about who they are in order to defend their fellow citizens".

By requiring service members to lie about who they are, DADT became a tool for bigots rather than making it possible for gay troops to serve quietly as intended.