Sentence examples for maker to provide from inspiring English sources

Qualcomm Inc. signed an agreement yesterday with China's biggest mobile-phone maker to provide chipsets, software and technical support, a move that could make up for a costly delay in a deal with another Chinese phone company.

Under that decision, in which Microsoft was fined 497 million euros, the E.U. ordered the software maker to provide data to rivals to allow servers to connect to the Windows platform.

The use of these procedures permits one to realize an adaptive approach to processing information of a decision maker to provide successive improving of the solution quality.

The use of these procedures permits one to realize an adaptive approach to processing information of a decision maker to provide successive improvment in solution quality.

The NHTSA has said they are helping families to get answers from GM by asking the car maker to provide additional information on its vehicles.

Add to this a non-communicative patient, the absence of a surrogate decision maker to provide verification, and evidence suggesting poor patient-surrogate congruence [ 13, 14] and the physician may be placed in a very difficult position.

For policy-makers to provide the framework and for providers and commissioners to design appropriate models of healthcare delivery, the precise needs of care home residents must be described in sufficient detail to ensure that provision matches need.

The BSC proved to be a successful management strategy for policy makers to provide oversight to contracted services, but results were seldom communicated to the frontline providers in the health facilities.

It is developing a service with tractor makers to provide servicing and repairs for subscribers.

That could hurt electronic markets that simply match orders and have no market makers to provide liquidity in the market.

The document, dated Sept. 6, 1990, also says that Ford instructed tire makers to provide its officials with oral, not written, summaries of the results of computer simulations.