Second, the coverage of health insurance, namely the NCMS, reached 99.99% in 2013, which was regarded as a solid cornerstone for the contract policy and public health services.
At the London Anti-Corruption Summit this year, 40 countries have agreed that public contracts should be open by default - a cornerstone of open contracting.
The hospital, meanwhile, has failed in its efforts to make the Rikers contract the cornerstone of a larger national jail-care business.
This is the cornerstone of the social contract.
If party loyalty and public opinion were all that mattered, Rep. Henry J. Hyde (R-Ill). would be leading the floor fight in favor of congressional term limits, a cornerstone of the GOP "contract with America". Hyde, an influential senior Republican and a leader of the party's conservative wing, has all the makings of a die-hard party loyalist.
He also extended the contracts of cornerstone players like center fielder Franklin Gutierrez and the ace right-hander Felix Hernandez.
That's all good and well, except for one fundamental flaw: there's no way Golden State would part with one of its cornerstones — on an affordable contract, no less — 10 games into an 8-2 season.
Horizon Europe must be more than a science programme; it needs to be the cornerstone for a new 'social contract' between citizens, governments and science.
While Russians have little to no expectation that they will benefit from direct cash transfers of oil and gas revenues, generous subsidies for gasoline, water, electricity, and other items have been a cornerstone of the Saudi social contract for decades.
The book evaluates whether the duty of utmost good faith (the cornerstone of insurance and takaful contracts) is effectively regulated and, in turn, observed by insurers (and takaful operators) and insureds alike in Malaysia.
Once cornerstones of America, freedom of contract and property rights are being reduced to rubble by federal, state, and local officials.
