Collocations withprovider
These are words often used in combination withprovider.
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alternative providers
Instead, purchasers must be able to defend their choices with reference to explicit evidence, rather than tacit knowledge or simple assumption concerning alternative providers' relevant characteristics.
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care provider
A cash payment to the care provider has, at face value, considerable merit.
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commercial provider
The rules are to make sure that there is not excessive dominance by any one commercial provider.
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daycare provider
For example, a childminder or daycare provider could be involved in untoward activities involving children.
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direct provider
This policy regards the family not just as a unit which can satisfy the emotional aspects of older people's needs but also as a direct provider of care to them.
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electricity provider
The electricity provider was criticized for not cutting the energy in summer, so that people could make plans for winter.
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health provider
These were carried out by the participant's own health provider to ensure appropriateness.
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health-care provider
Of persons who did visit a health-care provider, 70 % had abdominal cramps, 55 % had fever, 31 % had vomiting, and 1 % had blood in the stool.
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hosting provider
The site owner must, within days of the receipt of the notification from the hosting provider, remove the page or pages with the offending content.
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independent provider
But we're now fighting on two fronts, as a small independent provider.
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leading provider
It is one of the top direct-response marketing insurance companies and a leading provider of juvenile life insurance.
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major provider
The rapid growth in the number of private homes which took place resulted in that sector becoming a major provider of residential care.
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medical provider
Subsequently, this form of medical provider was called a "hospitalist" 5 and the concept has spread throughout the country.
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monopoly provider
No longer would the state be the monopoly provider of welfare.
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other provider
The unit costs of tests conducted during inpatient stay was estimated using cost data from the local trust, where available, and other provider sources where these data were lacking.
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potential provider
All areas have the same ordering in the likelihood of mention as a potential provider : spouses followed by daughters, daughters-inlaw, sons, and siblings.
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private provider
Risk factors for improper vaccine storage and handling in private provider offices.
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satellite provider
Networks that maintain a home shopping or infomercial format may instead pay the station or cable/satellite provider, in a brokered carriage deal.
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sole provider
The role of the government used to be that of sole provider.
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telecommunications provider
It is a procedure that will be implemented in stages and has been developed in cooperation with national regulators, telecommunications providers and policy-makers.
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wireless provider
A $.99 fee is charged for each text message entry, in addition to standard text messaging rates charged by the wireless provider.
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