Sentence examples for with service provided from inspiring English sources
The two phones were to be released on Wednesday and are made by Samsung and Motorola, with service provided by China Unicom.
Apple sells its iPhone with service provided by China Unicom, and analysts say the company is now in talks with the country's other big telecom operators, China Telecom and China Mobile.
Like many who insisted domestic cellphones can work well overseas, Mr. Baccigaluppi has a G.S.M.-enabled phone with service provided by T-Mobile, which works in "every major U.S. metropolitan area" as well as in "the U.K., India, China, France or wherever you happen to be," he wrote.
Aware of the challenges, I recently spent a mobile workday around Manhattan equipped with three devices: a Kyocera Smartphone, a cell phone with a Palm hand-held computer and Web access, running on Sprint's network; a BlackBerry 957 e-mail pager, with service provided by GoAmerica; and a Sanyo Dual-Band phone, also running on Sprint, with a color screen and Web access.
As much of the tech world prepares for a mysterious iPhone announcement, speculation has started to swirl regarding a possible Google phone built by HTC with service provided by Orange.
Lexus has become known for efforts to project an upscale image, particularly with service provided after the sale.
Family planning social franchising has succeeded in countries with an active private sector serving low- and middle-income clients, with services provided mostly by mid-level providers, such as nurses and midwives.
Finally, participant satisfaction with services provided by the health plan (allopathic providers) (0 = worst health care possible, 10 = best health care possible) will be assessed as well as satisfaction with A/C provider when pertinent [ 98].
This finding supports our hypothesis that patients' satisfaction with services provided by psychiatrists reduces their need to consult other providers, such as GPs or case managers.
Following the observation of client-provider interaction, exit interviews were conducted to determine client satisfaction with services provided.
Secondly, "the argument that says the licence fee is indissolubly linked with services provided by the BBC is not true".
