Sentence examples for attacking health from inspiring English sources

Democratic leaders will have to insist that any confirmation hearing stays focused on the nominee's ideas and qualifications and not become another arena for attacking health care reform.

Mr. Patrick's move, which Mr. Baker dismissed as "an election-year gimmick," reflects the political advantage that many candidates perceive in attacking health insurance rates this year.

She pushed fuzzy math in attacking health care reform.

attacking health care reform from the right in the Wall Street Journal, and former Gov.

Lawmakers in both Massachusetts and Washington came to the conclusion that expanding coverage and attacking health care costs could not be done in a single piece of legislation.

As we ring out the old, professional hand-wringers, whose business literally depends on attacking health care, will try to grab the national microphone, but we will need to distinguish them from those who identify ways to improve the outcome of providing increasingly high-quality disease prevention and treatment at lower costs.

There was one good line, though, when he was attacking health-and-safety legislation: "Britannia didn't rule the waves with her armbands on".

"When somebody attacks health care reform or uses health reform against a politician," Mr. Grossman said, "there's got to be an answer back".

Measham attacked health professionals for being unwilling to recognise the shifting patterns of behaviour, and for persisting with "shock tactics" designed to scare young people.

Update: A commenter reminds me that IBD, to attack health reform, published an editorial claiming that Stephen Hawking would never have survived under Britain's National Health Service.

Inoculation efforts have, on occasion, been stymied when insurgents have attacked health care workers, especially in the restive eastern parts of the country along the Pakistani border.