Sentence examples for services to submit from inspiring English sources

The best e-gov examples provide services to submit data, make payments, collect feedback – they help citizens or businesses navigate bureaucracy.

Many advertisers and publishers, however, say they are tired of such claims and counterclaims and want both rating services to submit to the sort of independent audits that are regularly conducted of the services that measure traditional media.

The last version of the Globus Toolkit includes both pre-WS and WS GRAM services to submit, monitor, and control jobs on remote Grid resources.

Orangatame (the company that makes TwitterBerry) is inviting select services to submit bids next week, at which point participants will be told the highest bid and will then be given a chance to submit one followup bid.

Such a review process is embedded in the Australian Child Care Accreditation System (CCAS) and thus provides for services to submit an Application for Review of their Accreditation Decision should they consider the Accreditation Decision was an unfair/unjust assessment of their practices.

It's past time for President Obama and Congress to tell the Department of Homeland Security and the Treasury Department to require foreign postal services to submit customs and advance electronic data on parcels bound for the U.S., and for the U.S. Postal Service to comply.

British police have formally asked the Crown Prosecution Service to submit an international letter of request to Portuguese authorities for assistance in obtaining evidence relating to their inquiries.

Developers use the Amazon Mechanical Turk web services API to submit tasks to the Amazon Mechanical Turk web site, approve completed tasks, and incorporate the answers into their software applications.

In addition, there is a culturally based reluctance by service providers to submit to rigorous oversight of community developed practices.

He said that any man or woman who meets the standards should be able to serve, and he gave the armed services 30 days to submit plans to make the historic change.

There's certainly a them-vs-us rivalry between the two services – with many praising Posterous's ease of use when it comes to writing long blogs (which the services encourages you to submit via email) while others criticized its comparative lack of 'community': certainly Tumblr is better designed for sharing and reblogging.