Sentence examples for key provider from inspiring English sources
"Gilead, the key provider of PrEP, has been approached to provide the medication for free," he said, "but I couldn't expect it to, as pharmaceutical companies are notoriously greedy.
Unicef is a key provider of schools and health care in the refugee camps.
Sarah Montgomery Hold business to account: As the private sector has been hailed as a key provider of funds for the global development agenda, the language on accountability and monitoring has grown increasingly weaker.
China's aid to Pakistan is still considerably exceeded by that of the United States, but China has become a key provider of military equipment to Pakistan, and has also invested heavily in Pakistani infrastructure.
Behold: Nicole by Nicole Miller Allenn B. by Allen Schwartz (who the heck is Allen Schwartz?); Joe by Joseph Abboud in the men's section, with sweater-vests for Dad; and — drumroll please — Liz & Co., an offshoot of Liz Claiborne, key provider of looks that say "I have been in a senior management position at this D.M.V. for 34 years".
When about one-third of the bank came onto the market in 2001, KfW, Germany's state-owned development bank, bought into IKB to "maintain its role as a key provider" of finance to small businesses.But instead of just sticking to the dull but profitable business of keeping the engine of Germany's economy turning, IKB turned its hand to dabbling in America's housing markets.
Physiotherapists have emerged as key providers in such new roles, especially in settings providing services to patients with musculoskeletal disorders [ 6].
Physiotherapists in advanced practice/extended scope roles have emerged as key providers in such new models, especially in settings providing services to patients with musculoskeletal disorders.
Some commentators have warned of the possible implications of pursuing "ultra-free market" ideologies that see private companies as key providers of basic public services.
One of the key providers of that content could be iPublish.com, a new division set up by Time Warner to produce and sell digital texts.
Even with a postgraduate qualification under her belt, it took two years before she was finally offered a job at a company now known as LGC Forensics, one of the key providers of forensic services in the UK (the Forensic Science Service, a government-owned body, closed in 2012).
