Sentence examples for guarantee providers from inspiring English sources
We quantify how different levels of equity exposure chosen by the policyholder affect the exposure of the guarantee providers to systematic mortality risk.
2. Regulations and tariffs which guarantee providers payment for all permitted treatments facilitate the spread of medical technologies and raise provider incomes, but thereby raise healthcare costs, compared with cash-limited commissioner budgets and service plans.
Furthermore, high model performance does not necessarily guarantee provider acceptance and uptake in clinical practice.
Moreover, it only applies to builders registered with one of the four new home warranty providers, NHBC, Premier Guarantee, Zurich Municipal and LABC Warranty.
Mr Salman says generous incentives are being put in place: the government will guarantee power providers a lucrative price for renewable energy for 25 years, for example, and pay 85% of it in foreign currency.
Some Internet companies such as Google and Amazon.com have lobbied, unsuccessfully so far, for "net neutrality" to guarantee content providers equal access to the Internet after telcos said they may someday offer express lanes to their subscribers for a fee.
Sony Ericsson will of course implement a DMCA-type take down notice system in which copyright holders can request that content be removed but this cat-and-mouse game doesn't guarantee service providers stay out of the courts or aren't threatened by legal action.
Instead patients will be able to choose on the basis of quality who provides that treatment, but without guarantees for providers.
Partly because of the difficulty of ensuring additionality, many offset providers guarantee their emissions savings.
The Border Hospital Survival and Illegal Immigrant Care Act would guarantee that medical providers are compensated for treating illegal immigrants.
It offers a basic guarantee: that content providers on a network whether it be YouTube, Wikipedia, or bloggers can reach their users without worrying about being blocked, harassed, or forced to pay a toll by the carrier.
