Sentence examples for cheap medicines from inspiring English sources
The case is an attempt to block South Africa from importing cheap medicines.
Hospitals say 340B was never meant to merely provide cheap medicines to poor people.
They say it gives the government too broad a power to buy in cheap medicines from abroad, when the situation is not strictly an emergency.
Most businessmen are satisfied that his visit to Cuba in October, ending nearly 50 years of cold-shouldering, was aimed at importing cheap medicines, not the revolution.
He can present himself as the man who faced down ruthless multinationals and a bullying Uncle Sam to bring cheap medicines to the sick and the poor.
Production of the generic drugs in India, the world's biggest provider of cheap medicines, was ensured on Monday in a ruling by the Indian Supreme Court.
He gives cheap medicine to the poor when they cannot afford to pay, locals say.
But although trade rules provide legal ways for poor nations to get cheap medicine, there are other obstacles.
They venture into Mexico, shopping for cheap medicine, getting pedicures, undergoing low-cost dental work and sipping goblet-sized margaritas.
They bought crispy chapulines — crickets, a fried delicacy — and went into a pharmacy to buy some cheap medicine.
In the skit, a Congress voter says: "I have a car, cheap medicine, a Chinese laptop and free electricity, what do you have?
