provider
AmericanOther Word Forms
- nonprovider noun
Etymology
Origin of provider
Example Sentences
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California and Oregon last year enacted similar laws to punish corporate investors that meddle in healthcare decisions at medical providers they own.
Between 2010 and 2020, the county’s hospices have multiplied sixfold, accounting for more than half of the state’s roughly 1,200 Medicare-certified providers, according to a Times analysis of federal healthcare data.
From Los Angeles Times
The company had invested $8 billion in the startup as of late 2024 and it is one of its key cloud providers.
The housing department said the revised plans would ensure providers retain "sufficient financial capacity" to build new homes at the same time as overseeing upgrades to their stock.
From BBC
Essex said a reacceleration in software growth was encouraging, even as the government shutdown weighed on bookings and growth at Red Hat, the Linux software provider, which IBM acquired in 2019.
From MarketWatch
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