Sentence examples for chcs from inspiring English sources

This has been the process from the original community health councils (CHCs), through a number of other ever-weakening formulations, to the latest model, the greatly constrained HealthWatch.

The case shines a light on the poorly understood area of credit hire companies (CHCs) which have caused controversy within the insurance industry.

The CMA admitted that its own inability to find a solution was deeply unsatisfactory, but the Credit Hire Organisation, the trade body for CHCs, hailed its inaction as a "victory for consumers".

In place of this a range of ineffective local patient forums have been and gone – CHCs, PPI Forums, PALS and LINks.

The ABI says insurers rarely get the chance to hire cars directly since the brokers who tend to deal with their customers refer their cases on to CHCs before the insurer gets a look in.

CHCs emerged in the 1980s and pay insurers and brokers large referral fees to manage no-fault claims.

Super Puma manufacturers Eurocopter said the company was "supporting CHC and relevant authorities with their investigations".

We need to get back to a CHC-type model, possibly along the lines of the patient congress approach.

The aircraft's operator, CHC, has grounded all Super Puma helicopters in the aftermath of the crash, with fellow operators Bond Offshore Helicopters and Bristow also enforcing a temporary suspension of non-emergency flights.

The helicopter's operator, CHC, said it was flying for oil company Total and that the aircraft lost communication as it approached the airport on the southern tip of Shetland's main island.

CHC returned the model to commercial service only earlier this month.