Sentence examples for this essential service from inspiring English sources

If district nurses are really in danger of disappearing, what will happen to those that rely on this essential service?

"It demonstrates the urgent need to review the level of funding provided by local government and central government for this essential service," he said.

He is also sure that writers used to be considerably less snooty about providing this essential service, and that it is only recently that the notion of entertaining has become so devalued.

The recent review of sustainable funding for emergency medical services in New Zealand highlighted some of the financial issues facing this essential service in New Zealand.

He added: "At a time when one in five children lives in poverty, the failure to provide this essential service for parents who want to provide for their families is a national scandal".

AAMC leaders say they have "received messages of grave concern from our constituents about major service and operational deficiencies in the program and fear that increased deterioration in this essential service as volume increases may hamper efforts to implement" the stimulus bill, which includes $8 billion for NIH extramural programs.

Repeating this fact is essential service journalism: as the Times has reported, about half of America's non-Puerto Rican population was unaware of that fact — and, as my colleague Amy Davidson Sorkin has written, Trump's remarks did nothing to inform them otherwise.

But she is clear that she won't hesitate to intervene if local authorities fail to comply with the law: "We are absolutely sympathetic to councils who have to deal with homelessness arangements...but the bottom line is that this is an essential service".

"This is an essential service because we live in a desert if you don't have a car and need to visit someone in hospital at Bangor or Aberystwyth," said Dolgellau town councillor, and former town mayor, Delwyn Evans.

As more people acquire Wi-Fi enabled personal devices, which are easier to use in the cramped space of coach seats than laptops, "this will become an essential service that customers will demand," he said.

If this happens essential services would be taken on by another organisation.