During this time of reform in health systems across the country, CHIP offers what many plans in the private marketplace may not yet provide: benefits specifically designed for children, affordable options for families, and networks of pediatricians and pediatric subspecialists who provide critical services and expertise designed to address children's unique needs.
In each country, CHIP collaborated with national research teams to identify issues that could be considered important for child wellbeing.
Parker is outraged at the profusion of laws around the country chipping away at abortion rights, and he objects that much of the critique of abortion is based on bad science — yet doctors are sometimes legally obliged to provide incorrect information to patients.
This is all possible because of the current and future proliferation of electric charging stations across the country, chipping away at the global climate crisis one vehicle at a time.
This is because the two countries' chip and Pin systems are incompatible.
But some up to a maximum of $1 billion a year will go to the cash-starved Global Fund, an organisation that supports 150 programmes that fight AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.That maximum will only be reached, however, if other countries chip in.
Western countries chip in with cash and "non-lethal" aid which may include radios, intelligence and night-vision gear yet their shyness bolsters rebel suspicions that the West, at the bidding of Israel, deviously seeks to prolong Syria's misery.All this is beginning to exacerbate the region's many festering tensions.
Therefore, if two countries merge, the resulting entity is less likely to be open to trade with other countries, chipping away at the benefits from the size effect.
It is a translation of a Russian proverb, and Reagan used it often in his dealings with the Soviet Union over nuclear disarmament, as both countries chipped away tentatively at their Cold War stockpiles.
The most recent of those to open, however, is in China, and while that may have been a strategic rather than economic decision — an attempt to gain leverage in the Chinese computer market — both the Chinese and Indian governments have invested heavily in their countries' chip-making capacities.
Migrants from other European countries chipped in £8.6 billion.The authors point out that the cost of some government services in particular "pure public goods" such as defence spending remains the same no matter what the population, so the overall cost of providing them to immigrants is zero.
