Sentence examples for providers association from inspiring English sources
Mr. Callaghan of the health care providers association said for-profit companies that provide social services under county contracts fear the weight of the higher wages will fall first on them.
Peter Stacey, national director of the the British Activity Providers Association believes there is more confidence among parents to send their children on activity camps, or visit as a family.
For the time being, therefore, carbon permits seem set to remain, in the phrase of the secretary-general of EURELECTRIC, an electricity providers' association, "junk bonds".That will have profound consequences.
A care providers' association said there was a good chance that Southern Cross could be restructured and there was no need for mass closures.
We mapped all IPs in the two study sites with the help of a local providers' association in Guntur and interviews with key community informants at both sites.
Facility and providers' associations registers can provide routine information on citizenship and occupation and on health workers and their location in many countries.
In joint committees of payers (associations of sickness funds) and providers (associations of physicians and/or dentists and/or the Hospital Federation) legitimized actors define benefits, prices, and standards (federal level) and negotiate horizontal contracts to control and sanction their members (regional level).
The process of defining the list of products was not formalized until recently, although in 2005 a formalized process of setting general conditions of contracting was established, which take places under the NHF protectorate and with participation of providers associations representing more the 10,000 professionals.
There was no local informal provider association in Tehri.
Traditional forms of managed care include the staff-model health maintenance organization (HMO) and the office-based independent provider association [ 1, 2].
The group includes the Internet service provider associations of Virginia, Washington and Wyoming, as well as several companies, including Bway.net in New York.
