Sentence examples for servicing meant from inspiring English sources

By the end of the 80s debt servicing meant a net reverse flow of money, from poor countries to rich.

When Reagan declared once that America had become a service economy, Mr Weil wrote to him complaining that "where I come from in southern Indiana, servicing meant when you took the mare to the stud".

"Servicing" means collecting the monthly payments and hitting the late payers up for penalties.

What problem is the product or service meant to solve?

Most of the missionaries, though, were also relieved that their service meant a draft deferment.

The Department of Health said an extra £1.2bn for mental health services meant care was improving.

Persona will offer consumers a service meant to help them monitor their reputations in social media.

Or does it ensure that illegal immigrants cannot take advantage of services meant for American citizens?

Complicating matters, a lack of phone service meant that they had little input from upper management.

The creation of the modern civil service meant that these positions required and cultivated technical substance.

How is the health service meant to cope as a result?