Sentence examples for to render a service from inspiring English sources

"The type of voluntary service which is being offered to our boys," the Army sponsors wrote, "offers an excellent opportunity for these young men to render a service which will be of value not only to military medicine but to public health generally".

The answer to this question hinges on how one defines what it means to "render a service".

Each component has the responsibility to render a service, and needs relevant information to control the business code realising this service.

In his Bench and Bar of West Virginia (1919), Atkinson remarked of White's service in Charleston city government: "His chief aim was to render a service that would advance the interests of the people, without showing favors to any class or classes of the citizens of Charleston.

"If churches are on the air," he said in a 1983 New York Times interview, "they have a responsibility to render a service, not just to use the airwaves for their own self-interest or to raise money to buy more time to raise more money".

"It is very important to go to school, to render a service to the community, and empower them".

"But sport is in my heart, the Olympics are in my DNA, so I am really looking forward to rendering a service to sport and trying to give some ideas to its future development".

I want to render a public service.

By David Denby January 3, 2013 I want to render a public service.

"In my opinion," Truman wrote to an AT&T subsidiary in 1949, "you have here an opportunity to render an exceptional service in the national interest".

She could render a service to opera by going from conservatory to conservatory and letting young singers clasp their hands about her diaphragm as she sings, for a demonstration of perfect breath support.