Sentence examples for cost sharing arrangements from inspiring English sources

Cost sharing arrangements associated with the Cuban program differ from country to country with wealthier host countries expected to pay more for services of the Cuban doctors.

Although surveys are widely used to measure self-reported and hypothetical use of health care by enrollees with cost sharing arrangements, the test-retest reliability of these surveys has not been adequately studied.

However, some of the policy instruments used to reach those goals, such as restricting eligibility criteria for public insurance and increasing reliance on unregulated private health insurance (PHI) or cost sharing arrangements, may in fact have had the unexpected effect of erecting supplementary barriers to health insurance coverage.

Section 1. Subject to such cost sharing arrangements as may be agreed upon, the Fund shall reimburse FAO for all direct and all additional indirect costs of the services performed by FAO on behalf of the Fund under this Agreement in accordance with appropriate arrangements to be agreed between the Parties.

Its cost sharing arrangement enables the Company to use revenues earned overseas to fund R&D in the US.

Then in December 2010, before the committee had met for the first time, NSB declined to continue funding of the DUSEL development, objecting in part to the cost sharing arrangement by which NSF would spend $480 million on infrastructure while DOE built the biggest experiment in the lab.

The company is one of several looking at network sharing arrangements to cut costs such as the deal between Orange and Vodafone.

In addition, nearly half of employers didn't know whether their retirement plan provider had "revenue sharing" arrangements, in which the plan provider pays another, outside firm for certain administrative costs.

Sharing arrangements are undoubtedly more efficient than single setups.

Different approaches such as core solution, Shapley value, kernel, and nucleolus were shown to provide a strong foundation in finding possible and stable resource/cost sharing arrangements.

Portuguese and Spanish universities have adopted well-defined royalty sharing arrangements over the last fifteen years.