Sentence examples for benefit fees from inspiring English sources

Publications were identified with EMBASE and MEDLINE from January 2002 through December 2006, using the search terms: community-based health insurance, community health planning, cost sharing, developing countries, drug benefit, fees and charges, health expenditures, health insurance, health resources, health services accessibility, insurance, and medicines coverage.

Mr. Ryan's plan calls for reshaping the current government-sponsored, defined benefit fee-for-service insurance system.

The government's defined benefit, fee-for-service insurance system would be reshaped into a defined contribution system, much like guaranteed pensions have shifted to 401(k) plans.

Four million Social Security recipients can now receive their benefits fee-free through a debit card, and through checking accounts that don't take advantage of them.

Terrorists also benefit from fees on the transaction.

Now, the pension will also stand to benefit from fees that Bridgewater collects.

Even bankers who would benefit – in fees – from consolidation are frank about what can be achieved by mergers.

For owners of Buddhist temples, cutting out a corner for people to worship their ancestors has some practical benefit: the fees collected for granting space to hang the plates help defray the temple's costs.

Among the budget measures are a reduction in council tax benefit, increased fees and charges for services and integrating the council's mental health team with Berkshire Hospital Foundation Trust.

Still, the basis for eligibility to benefit from fees exemption remains overly restrictive.

Themonetary value of the resources was obtained by using the Medicare Benefit Schedule fees as unit costs (Table 1).