Sentence examples for cost of assisting from inspiring English sources

Norman writes: However the Lords voted yesterday, after the time of writing, and whatever amendments ensue, the Government's intent is as plain from its semantics as from its express aim to reduce the cost of assisting the most seriously disabled by 20percentnt (an astounding figure when fraud accounts for 0.5percentnt of this budget).

However the Lords voted yesterday, after the time of writing, and whatever amendments ensue, the Government's intent is as plain from its semantics as from its express aim to reduce the cost of assisting the most seriously disabled by 20 per cent (an astounding figure when fraud accounts for 0.5 per cent of this budget).

But Sen. Reid's refusal to even debate common-sense reforms that would help those struggling with long-term joblessness, or sensible proposals to cover the cost of assisting them, only makes sense in the larger context of his tightening hold on the legislative process.

Dr. Rose said the cost of assist pump therapy was about $160,000, roughly the same as that for a heart transplant.

The newspaper separately documented how the corporation had arrangements with colleges and universities to assume some of the costs of assisting students in taking out its private loans — an effort that appeared to pay off.

The 1975 Act appropriated $455 million toward the costs of assisting the settlement of Indochinese refugees.

Medicaid does not cover the costs of assisted living, but it does cover care provided in nursing homes.

Long-term care: This includes nursing home care, the costs of assisted living facilities and adult day care.

A different, less therapist-focused and cost-effective method of assisting carers is to use guided self-help in book-form (or bibliotherapy) [ 13, 14].

The healthcare sector's willingness to pay may be expected to cover the added cost of computer assisted knee replacement surgery provided the patient volume is large and there is positive impact on implant survival.

The added cost of computer assisted surgery, provided this has no impact on implant survival, is NOK 1037 and NOK 1414 respectively for 60 and 75-year-olds per quality-adjusted life year at a volume of 25 prostheses per year, and NOK 128 and NOK 175 respectively at a volume of 250 prostheses per year.