Sentence examples for acute budgets from inspiring English sources

When over two-thirds of primary and acute budgets now go on the chronically ill, that's close to the holy grail of cutting spending without punishing the poor.

Vocal lobbying by the Foundation Trust Network raised the spectre of the cuts in acute budgets to pay for the fund, pushing another slew of hospitals over the financial cliff.

Amid acute budget crises, state universities like mine can't afford to take that very big step — adopting the technology that renders human instructors obsolete.

The reason states are facing acute budget crises is because revenues have declined.

By the 1960s, the Philippines was confronting a currency crisis, acute budget deficit and political instability, paving the way for an ambitious young man, Ferdinand Marcos, to capture the state apparatus and establish a decades-long dictatorship well into the mid-1980s.

Aware of our acute budget problems, we, for the first time in the 26 years I've been here, recently had to institute staff cutbacks and salary reductions, including for me.

Patients who suffer from long-term conditions make up 31% of the population, but approximately 69% of all primary and acute care budgets in England are spent on them.

"The state's economic recovery, prior budget cuts and the additional, temporary taxes provided by Proposition 30 have combined to bring California to a promising moment: the possible end of a decade of acute state budget challenges," the report said.

Employment is rising faster than the national average and a report by the state's Legislative Analyst's Office said California had reached "a promising moment: the possible end of a decade of acute state budget challenges".

It is estimated that treatment and care of these patients account for 70% of the acute care budget in England; over two-thirds of NHS expenditure for one-third of the population.

Simply put: The majority of Medicaid costs are for long-term care, yet their planning continues to focus mainly on the less costly part of the program's budget: acute care.