Still, excellent use of "telephone as Wikipedia" from Edith.
But they won't get telephone calls, because of the widespread use of telephone schemes aimed at those who receive benefits.
The use of telephone systems and loud-speaking voice amplifiers on naval vessels had also come into common use.
Treatments that have undergone modification in their delivery format (e.g., use of telephone and videotape) were also identified and critically evaluated.
Plans in the bill to expand the use of telephone services to give legal advice, known as the telephone gateway, have provoked widespread concern.
Over the next year, the use of telephone rather than in-person interviews for renewing food stamp eligibility will become the standard statewide.
Our first calculation said that at the then rates of use of telephone numbers, we'd run out of 10-digit telephone numbers by, interestingly, 2008.
Dr. Franklin said the state hoped to increase the use of telephone consultations as well as help to finance the training of doctors in pain treatment.
This study tests the hypothesis that a brief intervention to facilitate the use of telephone quitline services for both initial and follow-up counseling is effective in helping patients achieve sustained abstinence.
Services means, but is not limited to, meals and lodging, labor, professional services, transportation, admission to exhibits, use of telephone or other utilities, or any act for which payment is customarily received.
Among a host of other things, Britain has been forced to outlaw corporal punishment of children in schools, to limit its use of telephone wiretaps and to abandon its policy of banning gays from serving in the armed forces.
