Preposition: as

• courtesy: We offer the service as a courtesy to our website visitors.

Converse of object

• provide: We also provide a service specifically for South Asian women.

• deliver: The FACILITIES GROUP ensures that the civic offices are able to provide a suitable environment for staff to deliver quality services.

• offer: We also offer a bespoke service at no extra charge.

• improve: Included in this sum is £ 9.3 million for improving residential child care services.

Adjective modifier

• public: Only a handful of public services will be spared.

• social: The vast majority of people getting social services from the council have a right to direct payments.

• online: Probably one of the best online services I have experienced.

• financial: The SAR maintains a common law system; the regulation and taxation of business and financial services follow Western patterns.

• local: Council Tax Council Tax was introduced in Britain in 1993 and is the means by which people pay for local services and water.

• free: Free daily shuttle service to Dubai City, one hour away.

Modifies a noun

• provider: Most existing cases involved refusal of service to a disabled person by a service provider.

• delivery: The Cabinet Office Better Public Services - Striving to improve standards in service delivery across the public sector in the UK.

• user: Older people and direct payments Older people are the largest single group of community care service users.

• provision: However, research on the effectiveness of these interventions in most service provision is lacking.

Noun used with modifier

• customer: For more enquiries on Driving Instructor Learning please contact our customer service for more details.

• health: We in Britain have a tendency to compare our NHS to foreign private health services.

• bus: From here there is a regular bus service to the Quadrant Bus Station alongside the Theater.

• emergency: We also offer a 24-hour emergency call center service to help out anyone with problems.

• support: Most local councils have established support services for people wishing to use direct payments.