Sentence examples for benefit definition from inspiring English sources

The law remains rather vague about entitlements to hospital care, but a recently introduced pricing system has led to more explicit benefit definition.

While benefits in outpatient care are rather explicitly defined, benefit definitions for inpatient care are vague.

The information provided will be beneficial especially to decision makers at all levels of health policy enabling them to compare different approaches of benefit definitions in order to develop their own position.

Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric Shinseki has said that if Congress changes the spousal benefits definition, the department would change its policy.

However, in the case of the most prominent Act, the Universal Insurance Law, the Act encloses the benefits definition on all three levels of detail.

As a rule, regulations (decrees) are more detailed in the benefits definition than laws, and the laws are more specific than the Constitution.

Trips that were once an ordeal become less inconvenient than the average daily commute; provided ticket prices don't negate the economic benefit, the definition of an urban space could be reconfigured as a result.

The potential benefit and definition of pre- and probiotics are outlined in Table  1[ 18] 18].

The treatment option for such men with M0 CRPC, outside of clinical trials, chosen by 84% of the panellists was one of the endocrine manipulations without proven OS benefit (for definition see management of men with non-metastatic (M0) CRPC section; Figure 3 A).

"From the point of view of people who receive benefits, our definition is the one that counts in everyday life," he went on.

But cutting them benefits, by definition, only the wealthy, which Donald Trump and his legislative allies have promised their tax plan would not do.