Sentence examples for provided to existing from inspiring English sources
The basis of the new self-service portal is something that YPlan had already built and provided to existing event partners.
Comcast's xFi service instead offers a similar set of capabilities from a single interface which is provided to existing internet customers at no additional charge.
In the late 1980s the road was extended from Junction 16 to close to Weston with connections provided to existing roads to Keele and Crewe.
Since the burden of non-communicable diseases like diabetes not only depends on preventive measures but also on the optimal care provided to existing cases.
Provide valuable information of the types of services being provided to existing clients and identifying potential new services.Proficiently prepared and executed broad range of reporting requirements for firm's annual audit and multi-state tax return.
This means that licenses can be provided to existing big-box retailers (e.g., Sam's Club), supermarkets, chain-pharmacies (e.g., CVS, Walgreens), restaurants and convenience stores (e.g., 7 11, Wawa) that occupy commercial space.
The budget report states that "NOAA shall use $4,000,000 from within funds provided to consolidate existing partnerships in the Gulf of Mexico and the central Pacific regions".
Educational supplies – notebooks, stationery, floor mats, water coolers and winterized tents – are being provided to strengthen existing school services in the conflict-affected areas.
A further joint statement from Drew Properties and Andrew Orchard, director of Deer Park Management, says access has been provided to an existing "footway" and there are "ongoing" discussions with the residents association and the council to provide a cycle path.
TOMS Shoes is working to prevent podoconiosis, which has already affected between half a million to a million Ethiopians, by providing needy children with durable footwear and by providing treatment to existing patients.
It will also provide support to existing software customers.
