Sentence examples for as now structured from inspiring English sources

As now structured, Medicare pays specialists extravagant fees to perform tests and procedures, which drives up costs.

In the case of China Telecom, the net asset value for the deal as now structured is just under 1.47 Hong Kong dollars per share, leaving almost no room for further price reductions.

As now structured, the deal bans the Realtors' association from treating online brokers as different from traditional brokers or discriminating against them, and it ensures that they will not be excluded from membership in the listing service based on their business model.

National Review's Ramesh Ponnuru: "A defense of the two entitlement programs as now structured would not be the most edifying of spectacles.

The Treasury Department's $700 billion bailout fund, as it's now structured, may spend almost nothing on troubled mortgages.

If the individual mandate were found to be unconstitutional, the health care overhaul as it is now structured by many committees in Congress would almost certainly collapse.

Kerslake's testimony before the committee was exemplary and he left no-one in doubt that he would make the very best of the job as it is now structured.

As TIPS are now structured, the CPI increase compounds annually and increases the principal due to the investor at maturity.

The folding of the unstructured region would then occur as a final stage in the docking process, leaving the initially unstructured region as a remnant, now structured and having substantial contacts with the partner.

And there is a provision tailored narrowly for Chrysler to ensure that it can benefit from a corporate tax incentive even though the company is now structured as a partnership not a corporation.

At the same time, if corporations — and not just law firms, now structured as partnerships — could provide legal representation, their technological sophistication and economies of scale could offer much more affordable services than established law firms do.