Sentence examples for true service from inspiring English sources

He forged a more successful connection to art, and rendered it a true service, with reproductions of works in museums.

Also, to stop and reverse the erosion of true service based on solidarity and compassion towards one another.

True service animals are trained in tasks like finding a spouse when a person is in distress, or preventing people from rolling onto their stomachs during seizures.

"This project is the tip of the spear to convert our Patagonia into a true service patio for energy generation," said Luis Rendón, coordinator of Acción Ecológica, an environmental group.

In 1960 he moved to NYC where he continued his true service of a much more unorthodox nature, and he dedicated his life to serving prisoners, the sick and indigent, often taking confessions in bars and other non-traditional locations.

Designers, including the 16 represented here this year, like to talk a lot about livability when discussing the ultimate success of interior decoration: comfort, utility and amenity created in a room as the true service to a client.

Recovery will come with substantive deregulation and true service-sector competition, not with a balm concocted from a new Asian paradigm.IAN AUSTINSan Anselmo,CaliforniaPerez's perilsSIR--In your article on Venezuela (April 5th) you state that former president Carlos Andres Perez "was found guilty of diverting millions [of dollars] into sundry pockets".

The Internet today has progressed from being "just a network" through phases as a human communications mechanism and an unrivalled information system to the mere beginning of being a true services network.

A glance across the humbled telecommunications industry might suggest that its largest companies are worried about other pressing issues in 2003, chief among them stabilizing the market for the tried-and-true service of placing calls from a phone tightly tethered to a jack.

We must encourage employees to return their phone calls to be respectful, ethical and practice true customer service -- not just pay lip service to it.

This is especially true during service reorganization when the process can be destabilizing for families and service providers.