Sentence examples for aco from inspiring English sources
The organisers, Automobile Club de l'Ouest (ACO), brought forward the final night session on Thursday by half an hour to compensate but it, too, was hit by a heavy shower just before the green flag.
The race was the last round of the endurance racing series, organised by the Automobile Club de l'Ouest (ACO) who run the crown jewel of sports car racing - the Twenty Four Hours of Le Mans.
Phillipe Joubin, head of communications for race organiser's Automobile Club de l'Ouest' (ACO) explained that it would be: "Investigated by the police, it's normal procedure as would be the case with a road crash.
These are Australian Certified Organic (ACO) and the National Association for Sustainable Agriculture, Australia (NASAA).
While accountable care organisations (ACOs) are certainly not a panacea, the move to bring together care services in Northumberland as an ACO from 2017 may well offer the most promising model for keeping patients with long-term conditions active, independent and out of hospital for as long as possible.
If they keep costs for those patients below a certain benchmark, then the ACO and the federal government split the savings.
On Aug. 18, the Queens producer plays late into the night at Sunnyvale, joined by Will Martin, aco-founder of the dance label Firm Tracks.
Mosler would give upthose posts and become aco-chairman, alongside JohnC.
Advocates for ACOs, such as Dr McClellan, hope that the final rules will be different.CMS is likely to make at least some changes to the programme.
Nevertheless, the current system is clearly unsustainable.Wonks have buzzed about ACOs for years.
ACOs are groups of hospitals and doctors that are held responsible for a distinct set of Medicare patients.
