Sentence examples for shut off service from inspiring English sources

"I expect he will be in a position to make a decision" to shut off service, Ms. McGee said, speaking of the judge.

These oblige internet-service providers to shut off service from users suspected of downloading illegal files (they get two warnings first).This approach is working, argues Frances Moore of the IFPI.

Last week, on Manhattan's Upper East Side, for example, Consolidated Edison shut off service to eight apartment buildings and lowered its voltage in the neighborhood for several hours on a hot, muggy day.

Comcast reserves the right to shut off service of customers who cross the bandwidth threshold; Charter says it will contact excessive downloaders and issue a warning before cutting their connection.

No way, said Khoja, who countered that he would shut off service in the area and run a full-page ad in the newspaper explaining why no cell phones were working.

Scammers call customers pretending to be with Glendale Water & Power, threatening to shut off service if they aren't paid immediately.

But those states have not threatened to shut off services to remote communities.

But in reality most businesses have found that they need to obtain other assurances, such as collateral or the option to shut off services to a delinquent payer.

I guess Amp'd didn't get the memo and forgot to shut off services.

Almost exactly three years ago, Texas state legislator Wendy Davis stood in her now iconic hot pink sneakers for 13 hours and filibustered S.B. 5, the Texas law imposing draconian restrictions on abortion clinics that threatened to shut off services to most of the state.

The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department said in March that they would begin shutting off service to more than 150,000 customers who were behind in their bills, according to the Detroit Free Press.