Sentence examples for providers real from inspiring English sources

In his paper for the Conservative party identifying £12bn efficiencies this year, Gershon suggests: "A new government needs to give the best providers real control over the process of delivering a service, holding them to account for the end outcome, not the details of how the service is delivered".

These have included those across a range of industries, like ticketing companies, airlines, transportation companies, theaters, retailers, banks, mobile wallet providers, real estate companies, security firms and more.

They're typically local businesses, those whose primary form of marketing has always been word-of-mouth referrals: local service providers, real estate agents, landlords and employers.

Similarly, systems for rapid reporting of test results to care providers, real-world workflow patterns, infrastructural set-ups linked to disease control strategies and economic/incentive structures are as important as the test itself.

Future work with portable sensors may help to track the movements of novice providers, compare these movements to those of experienced providers, and provide real-time, objective feedback to trainees on their movement patterns.

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It follows from the first chart that the claim on G.D.P. that a nation cedes to its providers of real health care resources does not tell us what real resources patients receive in return, let alone what value these resources have to patients (see, for example, this report).

We express the generalized claims given to the providers of real health care resources either in dollar terms per-capita or as a percentage of G.D.P.

"Any telephone company that doesn't consider the cable providers a real threat is missing the boat," said Brent Groome, the chief executive for customer operations at Horry Telephone Cooperative in Conway, S.C. Television is a way to counter that threat.

Norman Lamb's 2010 publication entitled The NHS: A Liberal Blueprint called for an end to the state monopoly of provision and the creation of a mixed economy with competition between providers and real choice for patients.

Terrestrial and satellite radio providers have real issues in terms of huge costs and declining revenue streams.