Sentence examples for established providers from inspiring English sources
Because 4G offers service similar to home broadband Internet, wireless companies want to build out 4G networks as the way to provide data service to compete with established providers.
However, the OFT review of the £9bn market said that the newcomers were yet to be in a position to provide a "significant challenge" to the established providers.
"While there have been two new entrants in recent years - Metro Bank in 2010 and M&S Bank in 2012 - neither is yet in a position to provide a significant challenge to the established providers".
Online platforms will also allow clusters of universities to pool resources, such as providing first-year undergraduate lecture courses, suggests William Lawton, director of the Observatory on Borderless Higher Education, a think-tank in London.To compete head-on with established providers, MOOCs must not just teach but also provide credible qualifications.
This column will describe highlights of a few new programs from established providers.
As these alternative courses take off, how will the established providers respond?
The CMA found that customers were unlikely to switch from their established provider.
Claiming to be Europe's "most established provider" of Facebook technology solutions for global brands, specifically in the retail, consumer goods and tourism sectors, the Facebook Preferred Marketing Developer helps brands build social applications/marketing campaigns, primarily targeting Facebook's 1.1 billion users.
The continuity of care mandate is expected to be important because having a relationship with an established provider is expected to help inform the patient regarding the importance of CRC screening, and also to help the patient navigate the deterrent obstacles erected by insurers who wish to avoid paying for endoscopy claims.
The treatment sessions in the two animals treated with MARS were performed independently by the Hepanet GmbH, Hannover, an established provider of the MARS therapy.
Provided quality of care is perceived as high, as more women deliver at health facilities, the utilization of PNC and other services within the MCH continuum rises as a result of patient education and trust in established provider-patient relationships.
