Likewise, US Airways left retirement health care intact during its first bankruptcy, which it emerged from in April 2003.
Pharmaceutical companies need to formulate expensive biotherapeutics so that they are stable, do not aggregate and reach points-of-care intact without altered antigenicity or activity [1 3].
Although the hospital-based professionals sense an internal inclination to take over the physician in charge's work, they show awareness that, especially in case of teleconsultations, they have to maintain self-control to keep the established chain of care intact.
I thought it was too bad Bouchara didn't need me, too bad she had a caring and intact family, because if her family wasn't so loving, or if she were one of the neglected or orphaned Nigerois children I had seen so often in the newspaper, then maybe I could adopt her.
But if you somehow think that living with that persistent hand-wringing fear is going to help you through the next ten years, and wind up on the other side with everything you care about still intact, then I don't know how to help you.
And even if a candidate can survive the election with his health care proposals intact, Mr. Rother of AARP noted, "People are making so much money off the health care system that any effort to change it runs into very well-financed opposition".
Several U.S. Supreme Court justices suggested they may leave much of President Barack Obama's health-care law intact even if they strike down its core requirement that Americans buy insurance.
In my Campaign Stops column this week, I make a version of the fashionably counterintuitive case that it would actually be good news for the president's re-election hopes if the Supreme Court were to strike down the individual mandate while leaving the rest of the health care bill intact.
Pressed on how Republicans could overcome opposition to the bill among Democrats in the Senate, Mr. Lee said he hoped conservative Democrats would join with Senate Republicans to pass the House version of the bill with the provision to defund the health care law intact.
The Senate voted 54 to 46 on Monday to remove the most contentious elements of a budget bill favored by Republicans, sending back to the House a measure that would keep the government running and leave President Obama's health care law intact.
