Sentence examples for provider contract from inspiring English sources
What options do consumers have to unlock a cellphone, like an iPhone, bought under a provider contract from Verizon?
Then the main implementation issues such the provider contract, the obligatory duty of card usage, the range of services, possible personal data misuse are described.
Quest, which reported $5.5 billion in revenue last year, said it could not yet estimate the financial impact of losing the national provider contract with United Healthcare its largest customer and one of the country's largest health insurers.
It still officially holds its local service provider contract for the North, Midlands and East of England, but the dearth of installations of Lorenzo patient record systems in these regions has produced a steep decline in its income.
The commercial providers in the running for the sought-after "lead provider" contract are Capita and a consortium led by UnitedHealth that includes its lobbying agency Hanover Media, KPMG and BT.
It holds both national contracts (such as the N3 network, operational in both England and Scotland), the local service provider contract in London and work transferred from Fujitsu in the south of England with NHS Connecting for Health (CfH).
They may ask to see plan provider contracts, fiduciary meeting minutes, educational material provided to investors and investment policy statements.
A Conservative government would "dismantle" central NHS IT infrastructure, halt and renegotiate NPfIT local service provider contracts and introduce interoperable local systems.
The security boost comes after the Facebook-owned messaging provider contracted Open Whisper Systems, the creator of the TextSecure encrypted text app, to incorporate its technology into WhatsApp.
But Chris Ham, chief executive of the King's Fund, says a more integrated model will need to be supported by commissioning that makes use of alliance contracts, prime provider and lead provider contracts.
The city contracts with the provider to operate a shelter, and then the provider contracts with landlords to rent out rooms in the building — at West 95th Street, Aguila pays Mr. Lapes $63 of the $122 per diem per room.
