Sentence examples for providers starting from inspiring English sources

TR: But aren't academic hospitals such as those in the Partners system, like many health-care providers, starting to require doctors to see a set number of patients, leading to complaints about patient visits and hospital stays that are too short?

Attia's tackling that problem with Slice, which will offer insurance for on-demand workers and providers, starting with rideshare drivers and then homeshare hosts.

BrightRoll is part of what seems to be a growing trend, web 2.0 service providers starting in the B2B space and branching out to serve consumers directly.

2. If you are already receiving retirement benefits from Social Security before you turn 65, you won't have to do anything — you'll be automatically registered for Medicare Part A (covering clinics, hospitals and other medical facilities) and Part B (covering physicians and other service providers) starting on the first day of the month of your 65th birthday.

Businesses will have access to pre-built "white label" apps from a range of providers starting at $399, plus access to a developer community who can help customize their app's landing pages, splash screens, buttons or who can alternately build new apps from scratch.

Entrepreneurial providers starting new higher ed ventures built on different business models, such as offering à la carte courses, often face accreditors focused on traditional input requirements like "seat time" in class and faculty PhDs, rather than outcomes like academic success or loan default rates.

If cloud providers start to vary their pricing models frequently, and provide APIs to access it, this information could also be fed back into the Deployment Manager so that the cost models can be kept up-to-date.

A Which? survey looked at when different card providers start and stop their interest calculations.

That could change, however, if Internet service providers started discriminating among content, to make more money or to suppress ideas they do not like.

That could change if Internet service providers start discriminating among content, to make more money or to suppress ideas they do not like.

To avoid the congestion at the MAEs and to escape the MCI/JIB situation, network providers started moving to a model called "private peering".