Sentence examples for cost-effective delivery from inspiring English sources

The current tax exemption for health insurance benefits could be modified to encourage more cost-effective delivery systems, including forms of managed care that meet quality standards.

Re-evaluating existing student aid programs, expanding educational opportunity programs and ensuring cost-effective delivery of remedial courses is a top priority for those carrying out remediation reforms.

Finally, the reliance of safe and cost-effective delivery of the preferred strategy on effective decommissioning project planning is discussed.

Nearly 60% said the reforms would not result in more cost-effective delivery of care and almost 90% said the reforms would increase the involvement of the private sector.

"In partnership with a committed construction contractor we can deliver the most cost-effective delivery plan that will ensure the new national stadium is ready in good time for the preparations ahead of Tokyo 2020," they said.

Content delivery networks (CDNs) are currently the most exploited worldwide solution for reliable, scalable and cost-effective delivery of content over the Internet.

Furthermore, the "one-to-many" homogeneous commodity of lecture-based learning, involving little or no audience participation, provided a cost effective delivery method for the educational institutions.

However, he cautioned that UC needs "a more cost effective delivery model that will preserve our quality," a future that depends more on online education and other changes.

However, the practical mass administration of chicken cytokines to control poultry diseases is particularly limited due to the absence of a cost effective delivery system.

The field of gene therapy is making sustained efforts to design better strategies for efficient, safe and cost-effective gene delivery, to identify new molecular targets for improved antiviral effect, and to move toward clinical trials that test the safety and feasibility of these approaches (discussed in [ 13, 19]).

The Ethiopian authorities claim the PBS programme addresses the challenges of poverty through cost-effective service delivery to scattered and nomadic populations.