Sentence examples for compelling providers from inspiring English sources

Patients might object, but the new marketplaces appear to be compelling providers to compete to keep costs down.

A new Code of Practice comes into effect in July 2011 compelling providers to allow customers with a proven history of poor speeds to cancel their contract without penalty within three months of signing up.

There are so many compelling providers competing to sell you your next soundtrack: music libraries, custom music houses, indie labels, major publishers and the list goes on.

2015) (holding that the Stored Communications Act authorized an order compelling service providers to release data for towers providing service to the crime scene within ten minutes of the crime rather than the hour originally requested).

Secret courts were compelling telecoms providers to hand over data.

The law allows copyright holders to obtain subpoenas from court clerks, without first filing a lawsuit or going before a judge, compelling Internet providers to release subscriber contact information.

Prospective models of funding have emerged as an important means of incentivising efficiency, compelling healthcare providers to operate within set budgetary limits.

Disclosure of the Prism program follows a leak to the Guardian on Wednesday of a top-secret court order compelling telecoms provider Verizon to turn over the telephone records of millions of US customers.

And this order, which is almost certainly one of many compelling phone-service providers to act as an information-gathering arm of the N.S.A., bears inspection.

In the coming months and years, the F.C.C. will juggle a host of significant issues, including the establishment of new rules for media cross-ownership, a wireless spectrum auction, and the resolution of a legal challenge to its authority to enforce rules compelling Internet-service providers to treat all data on the network equally.

The value proposition in Zio's XT's is highly compelling to patients, healthcare providers and payors, says Weinsten.