Sentence examples for chief provider from inspiring English sources

Liberty Lines has been the county's chief provider of bus service since about 1974.

Gov. Steve Beshear of Kentucky, for example, recently turned down a bid by a Catholic health system to merge with a public hospital that is the chief provider of indigent care in Louisville.

The International Business Machines Corporation, which decided two years ago to end its involvement in the Games, intends to use television and the Internet to widely advertise its role as the 2000 Olympics' chief provider and integrator of information technology.

From the moment he joined Cisco, Chambers made it clear that he did not intend to let the company rest on its laurels as the world's chief provider of routers, the powerful network computers that sort the information packets that speed data through the Internet.

He thought that, with his skills, he would probably be rehired by whatever contractor took over city maintenance — yet, because he was one of his family's chief providers, the prospect of getting fired alarmed him.

He thought that, with his skills, he would probably be rehired by whatever contractor took over city maintenance yet, because he was one of his family's chief providers, the prospect of getting fired alarmed him.

But it's still taken as a given, among those who discuss retirement provision, that employers, second only to the government, should be the chief providers of retirement accruals to workers.

It is the cause of blindness, cholera, dysentery, hepatitis and a myriad of other diseases that impact women disproportionally, mainly because women come into contact with water more often as they are the chief providers of this important resource.

MobiLiteracy offers the chief education provider at home daily reading lessons in the local language via their mobile phone.

The firewall is usually seen as the chief security provider for networks and resources, however, it is often overlooked that firewall might be the most vulnerable asset as well.

The Islanders and Michael Peca agreed to a five-year contract worth $20 million in part because the N.H.L.'s chief insurance provider does not insure contracts that are longer than five years, Islanders General Manager Mike Milbury, and Peca's agent, Don Meehan, said today.