Sentence examples for care rule from inspiring English sources

The fight over the Obama administration's new health care rule, mandating that businesses provide coverage for birth control, grows more bizarre by the day.

That's a reference to the new health care rule, which requires employers to provide women workers with coverage for birth control.

Instead of working to refine a vague health care rule, she voted to approve an even vaguer rule, because she figured it wouldn't go into effect the way it was written, and that someone would refine it?

President Obama said in a news conference last week that he was "gravely concerned" about the situation in Pakistan, not least because the government did not "seem to have the capacity to deliver basic services: schools, health care, rule of law, a judicial system that works for the majority of the people".

Around the Web: The battle over President Obama's contraceptive care rule has moved to the federal court system, where Republican and religious-affiliated plaintiffs have filed at least eight lawsuits challenging the government's authority to require contraceptive coverage in employer-sponsored health insurance coverage, according to The Washington Post.

"From a practical standpoint," Mr. Rubio wrote in The New York Post about the health care rule, "this will force Catholic organizations to make an unacceptable choice: Ignore a major tenet of their faith, or not provide any insurance to their employees and be punished with a federal fine for violating Obamacare's mandate on employers".

They have announced plans to review and repeal a catalog of environmental, labor and health care rules beginning this week.

Senator McConnell repeated the political point on March 15 at the Conservative Political Action Conference, known as CPAC, by displaying the stack of health care rules using a hand truck on stage.

Angel's quest for a transplant was chronicled in a Dec. 21 article in The New York Times about a paradox in health care rules.

To address the anomalies the Alzheimer's Society has long campaigned for the government to adjust the free nursing care rules to reflect the real needs of those who suffer from Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia.

EXEMPT PLANS Insurance plans in effect before March 23, 2010, that have not undergone significant changes in cost-sharing and other design changes are considered grandfathered and do not have to comply with the new fully covered preventive care rules.