Sentence examples for choice of plans from inspiring English sources
Early Christian works offered a choice of plans, with or without towers and porches.
"Medicare gives you no choice of plans, but an unlimited choice of doctors and hospitals".
"With private insurance, you have a choice of plans but not of doctors and hospitals," he said.
He says employers choose mail-order programs because they believe them to be a better alternative, and the legislature should not take away their choice of plans.
And he wants Medicare to offer every recipient a "choice of plans including the option of purchasing a plan that covers prescription drugs".
Today, large employers can select from a choice of plans that spread risk and reduce administrative costs because of the large work force.
Profit-driven care allows choice of plan only, which is worthless.
Since 2007, government policy has stated that "women should be offered the choice of planning birth at home".
(a) There is no consumer sovereignty concerning choice of plan.
The choice of planning regimes reflects the contradiction between sprawled and compact urban development that is often addressed in spatial planning evaluation [17, 49].
What has previously been observed as regards urban dynamics, the speed of change, and the increased complexity of the city and territory, challenges planning in itself, according to some (interest groups and scholars), or at least the current form of planning; what is criticised is the compulsory nature of the choice of plan.
