Sentence examples for with service available from inspiring English sources

About 200 people joined the protest in Zestafoni and 600 in Kutaisi, where the demonstrators stood outside Town Hall with placards reading "Give Us Light!" Electricity in the country has been sporadic since the collapse of the Soviet Union, with service available for just a few hours a day, if at all.

Bitponics is going to start shipping to the general public once it gets all of its backer systems out to Kickstarter supporters, when it'll be available for $499 for the base station, with service available on a recurring subscription basis.

Showtime Anytime can be downloaded on Roku devices now, with service available to subscribers of AT&T U-verse, Brighthouse, Cablevision's Optimum TV, DIRECTV, Grande Communications, Time Warner Cable, and Verizon FiOS.

Among the growing population of relatively healthy and well-to-do older people, many, like the Greenwalds, are looking for places to live near their children and grandchildren with services available to those who can pay their own way.

The team's goal is to alleviate physical, emotional and spiritual suffering with services available to patients receiving active treatment, and to patients who are no longer candidates for therapy.

The service is aggressively expanding its reach into various markets, with services available in various cities across 24 states and the District of Columbia.

It is a horde that will fracture with services available to the highest bidder, be it a tribal chief, the Taliban, or the forces seeking to topple the Pakistani government.

The findings of this survey highlight the need for developing an endodontic care pathway to meet patient needs through enhancing the delivery of care by existing primary care services, providing support for developing dentists with enhanced (special interest) skills in endodontics, with services available on direct referral from primary dental care.

"… as a clinician I think the most important things are that it [MoC] sets down…the way in which care will be delivered for people with musculoskeletal conditions…so that there's hopefully a clear pathway with services available and accessible that need to be delivered in line with the model of care".

(SME 14) "… as a clinician I think the most important things are that it [MoC] sets down…the way in which care will be delivered for people with musculoskeletal conditions…so that there's hopefully a clear pathway with services available and accessible that need to be delivered in line with the model of care".

The 27-item structured interview was used to gather data to describe the socio-demographic characteristics of the study participants, their use of and contact with services available in their community (including their contact with outreach programs, outreach workers and street nurses), as well as their self-reported patterns of sexual behaviour and drug use.