Sentence examples for slas from inspiring English sources
Based on early cloud services there is a perception that public clouds are not able to deliver "mission-critical" applications or are unable to provide the performance service-level agreements (SLAs) required to give CIOs peace of mind.
Transparent and commercial in that such arrangements set out clear pricing structures and deliverables, and are also a departure from typical commercial agreements through the inclusion of greater flexibility and a desire to get out from under the grip of service level agreements (SLAs).
They use a combination of Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and the "smiley scale" in order to gain feedback from their customers, which they publish on their website.
These products allow you to achieve short term productivity increases with minimum or no integration and offer enterprise security and SLAs.
The SLAS has been largely forgotten in the debate; its stated aim is to ensure equality with the new rules for CFAs, which will limit solicitors from taking more than 25% of a claimant's damages as their success fee.
The documents that emerge are hundreds of pages long, dense with KPIs (key performance indicators) and SLAs (service level agreements) and kept secret from the customers – us, the public – whom they are supposed to benefit.
But the Israelis had left too few troops in the enclave to bolster the faltering SLA.
In contrast, Aleut has initial consonant clusters, resulting from the loss of a vowel in the first syllable from an older historical form e.g., Aleut sla- "weather," Inuit sila.
All were tried, convicted, and served prison sentences for their SLA-related activities.
The main rebel group, the Sudan Liberation Army, splintered into factions including the SLA-MM led by Minnawi, and the SLA-AW under Abdel Wahid Mohammed Abdel Wahid Mohammed
The recent violence flared between supporters of two different rebel groups, a faction of the Sudan Liberation Army (SLA), led by Abdul Wahid al-Nur, and the Liberty and Justice Movement (LJM).
