Sentence examples for providers to all from inspiring English sources
Well, that's not the case anymore; mobile has arrived and will require brands, agencies, ad technology providers and rich media providers to all work together to improve and innovate the media ecosystem.
For visiting physicians, we mailed questionnaires for home care providers to all 294 clinics.
PITC is defined as "HIV testing and counselling that is initiated and offered by health-care providers to all clients attending health-care facilities as a standard component of care" [ 6].
In connection with decreasing the burden of HIV in people with TB, WHO since 2007 recommended that counselling and testing for HIV should be offered routinely by healthcare providers to all TB patients in areas of generalised HIV epidemic, i.e. where HIV prevalence is consistently over 1% in pregnant women [ 4].
Why is it that all of a sudden this company, that has never worked on anything but Cambridge Analytica projects, that had no public presence, somehow became the primary service provider to all of these supposedly independent and different campaign groups".
Following the public reporting specifications, we compared all patients with diabetes seen at our institution at least twice by an endocrinologist (and not a primary care provider) to all patients seen at least twice by a primary care provider.
"The government should work with all healthcare providers to ensure all women have access to their records without delay and without charge," he said.
Those rules require Internet service providers to treat all traffic equally, rather than favoring some transmissions over another.
An appeals court upheld the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules on Tuesday, requiring internet providers to treat all web traffic equally.
Last week, a federal court struck down F.C.C. rules, adopted in 2010, that required broadband providers to treat all Internet traffic equally.
The payment-by-results model goes further than any previous scheme to encourage providers to help all claimants, including the hardest to help.
