While in China, obstetricians are the primary providers of antenatal care for all childbearing women; and midwives only provide intrapartum care to labouring women.
These religious leaders and their FBOs not only provide spiritual guidance to their followers, but they are often the primary providers for a variety of local health and social services.
By the 1980s, juvenile justice systems had become the primary providers of residential psychiatric care for mentally ill youths.
For proofreaders and note takers, universities "will be expected to be the primary providers of this support" from next year.
First, America's smaller banks are still the primary providers of capital to small businesses, which are in turn the main engine of job creation.
First I had to decide between the two primary providers, DirecTV and the Dish Network - a technological dilemma not unlike the old eight-track versus cassette quandary, because selecting one forces you to purchase equipment that exludes you from the other.
A recent Pew Research Center report showing that women had become the primary providers in 40 percent of American households with at least one child under 18 prompted the conservative commentators Lou Dobbs and Erick Erickson to fret, respectively, over the dissolution of society and the endangerment of children.
USA and TNT, the two primary providers of this strain of crime dramedy, have developed distinct styles: more traditionally procedural and grounded in at least vaguely recognizable reality at TNT ("The Closer," "Rizzoli & Isles"), more concept-driven and fantastical at USA (the shows already mentioned, as well as "Burn Notice and Covert Affairsrs").
The primary providers of support to the family were parents and family, followed by friends.
Parents, however, indicated they want their primary providers to personally tell them about risks/benefits.
Right now the company is targeting companies as primary providers, but there's obviously a consumer hook to it, as well.
