Synonyms for providers
providers

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1. List of paraphrases for "providers":

   suppliers, vendors, provider, supplier, claimants, vendor, caregivers, givers, outfitters, contractors, recipients, operators, fournisseurs, contributors, stakeholders, practitioners, beneficiaries, borrowers, deliverers

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1. Michael Charness:

   I reflect back to February and March when this was something that really wasn't known and when people who experienced rebound were calling their providers and being told as a test must be wrong, between then and now, there's been a huge dissemination of information, which is a good thing, but people aren't 100 % sure how to handle it.

2. Tom McPhail:

   It appears likely that some providers are going to be called to account for the way they have treated their customers, which could in turn pave the way for compensation for mis-sold annuity investors.

3. Rochelle Garza:

   My commitment is to fighting for everyone's constitutional right and being the people's attorney and looking out for the people, and that does include making sure that we do not criminalize women or providers or anyone for making a healthy decision. I make that commitment that I am not going to criminalize anyone or force criminality for someone making a decision for themselves.

4. James Bennett:

   With a strong cash balance, we will continue operations without interruption, including paying employees, vendors and service providers, today's actions will preserve liquidity and flexibility as we continue to engage in constructive dialogue with our stakeholders.

5. Michael Loccisano/Getty:

   Opening schools in person is an extremely low bar when it comes to empowering parents and providing children with an adequate education, sending a child back to a failing government-run school that wasn't meeting their needs to begin with is unlikely to fix much of anything. The only real solution is to fund students directly and empower families to choose the education providers that best meet their needs. School choice is the only way to truly secure parental rights in education – and it would provide meaningful bottom-up accountability because families could vote with their feet. Only then will schools have real incentives to cater to the needs of families as opposed to the other way around.