Sentence examples for services which has been from inspiring English sources

It must also implement a fiddly and divisive health-care bill, intended to make it easier for private providers to compete against established services, which has been greatly eroded by its brutal passage through Parliament.

In an interview to coincide with the Guardian's Christmas appeal, which is raising money for nine mental illness charities, Lamb admitted to frustration at the levels of funding for mental health services, which has been cut.

Janine McDowell was promoted 10 days ago to the job of managing director of Sodexo justice services, which has been named by Grayling as the preferred bidder to take over the largest number of regional probation contracts early next year.

Considering the role of financial services in allowing people to plan for the future, the working group's report said the government and others still needed "to overcome mistrust in financial services which has been a major barrier".

Last year, shifting costs to patients -- mainly in drug coverage -- "probably took a percentage point off" the increase in the use of medical services, which has been rising at about 9 to 10percentt a year, said Mr. Ginsburg, the health economist.

And here is the opening of a report by Harrison Grant solicitors and the specialist barristers Stephen Cragg and Rebecca Haynes: "The bill will remove the duty of the Secretary of State to provide or secure the provision of health services which has been a common and critical feature of all previous NHS legislation since 1946".

Services which have been affected include telephones, internet and electricity, as well as companies supplying food.

On terrorism, Juppé said: "We have to improve our intelligence services, which have been weakened in the past".

This applies especially to black and minority women's specialist services, which have been particularly hard hit by recent cuts.

This replaced the old system of promotion in the state services, which had been according to ancestry, by one of promotion according to services actually rendered.

Many analysts have predicted the government's actions would especially hurt companies with major business cloud computing services, which have been a particular target of the spying efforts.