Sentence examples for providers ideas from inspiring English sources

We examined service providers' ideas, beliefs, and feelings about family planning, and adapted service delivery interventions to address them.

Health care providers' ideas about how to improve utilization of PNC are largely lacking in previous studies.

Since we are only able to draw on information about childbearing women, we cannot test whether the same finding accounts for Belgian and Dutch care providers' ideas about labour pain.

The investment funds that doubled and redoubled in a year or two were mainly those that concentrated on the new software, internet hardware and network communications providers whose ideas promised high returns, if not just yet.

Founded by ex-Nokians, Jaakko Olkkonen (who headed up Nokia's Wellness business) and Sampo Niskanen (previously a developer and architect for Nokia Wellmate), the company provides a cloud-based service and mobile apps aimed at supporting corporate wellness providers; the idea being to help employers help their workforce to become fitter and healthier.

For the providers, the idea is to recoup the cost of the service through those ads and through online product sales.

Websites such as liftsurfer.com in New Zealand, gumtree.com and rideshare.co.uk, connect lift seekers with lift providers, the idea being that they share the cost of petrol and perhaps the driving on long trips, and that it is a safer version of hitchhiking.

Within ToxPredict, web services from three different service providers (TUM, IDEA, and NTUA) are operating together.

HYPE, a provider of "idea and innovation management solutions", has closed a multi-million Euro growth financing round via funds advised by European private equity firm ViewPoint Capital Partners.

It is a fantasy to believe that we can solve the NHS's problems without the help of many new providers with fresh ideas and better management techniques.

I am particularly pleased that innovation and creativity are being embraced and public services are being opened up to new providers and new ideas.