Sentence examples for short-term service from inspiring English sources

But then, in December 2013, the latest round of conflict erupted and the focus had to move back to short-term service provision.

Whether adventurers, locals or missionaries, most generally described their posting as short-term service to fulfill a personal or nationalistic obligation.

The study also shows that short-term service in rural areas would be preferable if it was linked to coaching and mentoring, as well as to career growth.

Short-term service in rural areas would be more appealing if it were linked to special mentoring and/or training, and led to career advancement.

They found there was confusion about the role of the trainee – in their words there was "risk that [the] long-term educational mission of the service will be inappropriately dominated by short-term service requirements" [ 10].

Guidelines emphasized that CRTs should provide a multi-disciplinary, 24-hour, short-term service to people experiencing a mental health crisis; and fulfil a gatekeeping role, controlling access to local inpatient beds.

The Corcoran Group lists companies offering short-term services at www.corcoran.com.

"Foster care is intended to provide short-term services for children," Mr. Bell said.

Four Seasons also has its name associated with such units; there are 50 short-term serviced apartments on top of the Four Seasons Hotel Houston and 16 at the Four Seasons Hotel Chicago.

Wendy W. Cupps, an executive vice president at the Pacific Investment Management Company and its director of stable-value and short-term services, described Pimco Short-Term as "basically an enhanced money market fund".

Leading indicators of a slowdown in technology spending, according to A. M. Sacconaghi, an analyst for Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, are found in three places: signings of short-term services contracts, software license revenue and hardware purchases.