Most hotel restaurants seem to fall into one of two camps: basic providers, serving B.L.T.'s and pastas, and those with name-brand chefs, which play it relatively safe and where the celebrated namesake is rarely at the stove.
A facility is described as a provider of basic EmOC when it can provide treatment for the major complications of pregnancy, including administering an anticonvulsant for the treatment of pre-eclampsia and eclampsia.
In addition, about one-third of the insurers (with a joint market share of about 40%) requires premium surcharges if applicants only apply for supplementary health insurance (buying basic insurance from another insurer) and about 17% requires such surcharges if an subscriber switches to another provider of basic insurance (which is not prohibited under the article 120 of the Health Insurance Act).
In fact, there is no better provider of basic services, whether it be libraries, healthcare, public transport or postal services, than the state.
The Iraqi state is a fragile, if not failed, state and in some areas (including those outside Isis-controlled territory) it is no longer the principal provider of basic services and security.
Star India claimed that telcos are using this as an opportunity to "abandon" their traditional roles as provider of basic services, and playing "intermediary" between consumers and content creators.
Mr Breuer's job was to move Deutsche away from its past as a pedestrian provider of basic services for German industry and make it into a leading force in global finance.
It looks a bit generic, but a FAQ page is meant to be a simple provider of basic information, and the FrontPage template is so complete that I only had to type in my questions and link them to my typed answers with a click or two.
Government has no longer been merely the keeper of the peace and the provider of basic services: in the postindustrial era government has become a principal innovator, a determinant of social and economic priorities, and an entrepreneur on a major scale.
They see the state not as a sacred cow but as a provider of basic services and security.The decisive moment, some of them say, came in November 2007, when Mr Saakashvili, faced with the prospect of losing power, sent riot police to crack down on a demonstration and to trash a television station.
