Donovan

[don-uh-vuhn]

noun

1. William Joseph Wild Bill, 1883–1959, U.S. lawyer and military officer: organizer and director of the OSS 1942–45.

Example Sentences

Donovan from the Patient Advocate Foundation recommends calling your insurer first “to see if the problem can be solved outside of the formal appeals process,” she said.

Read more on MarketWatch

It’s best to work with a human expert, like a case manager, if possible, Donovan said.

Read more on MarketWatch

“I think anything that helps patients get the care they need is good. Even with AI, though, I have to encourage patients to always consider their source and to have a real person review anything before submitting it to an insurance company,” said Caitlin Donovan, senior director of the Patient Advocate Foundation.

Read more on MarketWatch

A notice published by extraordinary returning officer Donovan Lock on Tuesday said 1,228 ballots were cast in favour of no confidence, while 501 were against.

Read more on BBC

Jessica Donovan, a certified financial planner in Los Angeles, cites a client in his late 70s who from the start declared that he expected market-beating returns.

Read more on MarketWatch