Sentence examples for providers from which from inspiring English sources

Verizon One of America's largest telecoms providers, from which the NSA collects the phone records (metadata) of millions of customers.

Its strong presence allows it to demand the lowest prices from doctors and hospitals, while still offering customers a broad network of providers from which to choose.

A national health program would offer one large network of health care providers from which patients could freely choose a doctor or hospital.

Tiered health plans, in which consumer costs are based on the network of providers from which they choose, are considered a form of consumer-directed care.

These are related not only to the direct providers of information, but also to the chain of information providers from which they themselves receive data.

At the Digital Book World Conference + Expo this week, I'll be giving a keynote presentation along with my colleague Dan Lubart, founder of Iobyte Solutions (the data provider from which much of this data comes) and senior vice president of sales analytics at HarperCollins.

The specific categories of provider from which care is obtained vary considerably by country, but certain patterns are evident.

Once possessing an indication under either act, a client can choose the provider from which he or she wants to receive care and services, and this provider, in turn, can be sure that the care and services provided will be reimbursed by the government.

Similarly, UCS members are required to register with a contractor provider network, from which services are provided at no cost.

Translation: Trust us! FCC's original, stronger net neutrality rules prevented any discrimination of Internet traffic, banning Internet service providers from choosing which kinds of Internet traffic they could speed up and which they could slow down or block.

Also see our round up of DRM-free music providers from last fall, which includes some of the more indie-focused services like Amie Street.