Sentence examples for substitute service from inspiring English sources

Any substitute service standards should continue to consider the best technology available to meet the needs of the residents in the unserved area.

But for all of his legal accomplishments, which included brief substitute service as the first black judge for the Petersburg District Court and as the first black Federal magistrate for the Eastern District of Virginia, what animated Mr. Cooley most in recent years was the quest for a measure of overdue racial justice.

The Commission thus described the character of the service in question: 'Spurtrack delivery is a substitute service,—a service which it has solicited the right to give, as the evidence here shows,—a service which costs the industry for the installation of the track and the use of its property as a railway terminal.

"We need to take a closer look at these services provided but in the meantime, we can operate a substitute service that can support our communities".

Comments should include specific information about the impact of this proposed discontinuance upon you or your company, including any inability to acquire reasonable substitute service.

They might eke out a year or two as a substitute service for obsolete phones, but beyond that, I'm sorry to say, the only answer is none whatsoever.

The city has bills to pay for substitute services because of stoppages brought on by the general strike.

For one thing, if for "hot dogs" you substitute "manufactures" and for "buns" you substitute "services," my story actually looks quite a lot like the history of the U.S. economy over the past generation.

At The Pool wants to be one of those "similar" or "substitute" services to capitalize on this Facebook attrition.

Increasing s decreases (increases) the difference between collusive price and Bertrand prices when the firms produce complementary (substitute) services.

Increasing s will reduce (increase) the price difference when the firms start to collude rather than compete and produce complementary (substitute) services.