Sentence examples for providers with which from inspiring English sources
A significant part of the housing services provided by private sector has traditionally been provided by private not-for-profit providers, with which the municipalities have already co-operated for decades.
Since the late 1990s most people in stable employment receive primary healthcare from providers with which their employer contracts and GPs no longer provide comprehensive primary care.
Instead, the FBI requests data from the banks, telecoms or internet providers with which the target does business.
The network itself will be open to the internet and users will be able to do what they like, rather than being funnelled to content providers with which the operator has a business relationship, as happens with most mobiles today.
Other distance education providers with which UArctic has been likened include the University of the South Pacific, based in Fiji, and the University of the West Indies, in Jamaica, both of which also cater to the higher education needs of students sprinkled across similarly vast regions as the countries being brought together by this latest initiative.
The Box Provider supplies information about those infrastructure providers with which the application user has already established a financial agreement.
The childcare provider, with which my employer had a negotiated a discount, cost £300 more than my income after tax each month.
The health system had other provider payment methods with which the G-DRG for services and itemized fee schedule for medicines came to co-exist.
It also provides all service providers with an iPad, with which they can accept jobs, let customers know they're en route, and even process payments.
Training helps providers understand how the system can be leveraged in clinical practice and introduces features and functionality with which providers may not be familiar [ 7].
A consumer right, in the absence of provider responsibility and accountability, appears to lead to the implementation of only those aspects of a health policy with which providers agree and for which there are perceived to be adequate resources.
