Sentence examples for cover procedures from inspiring English sources
It might seem that the training would cover procedures like making soup or baking croissants.
When insurers decline to cover procedures, or high prices screen out low-income people, that is rationing.
And because insurers cover procedures strongly recommended by the task force, eligible patients would no longer have to bear the cost themselves.
ARE your rights being violated when health-insurance plans are required to cover procedures you find objectionable due to your personal religious taboos?
"The law is saying, 'Not only will we give you the right to self-identify, but for those who want medical intervention, we'll require public and private providers to cover procedures for self-actualization.' " Nevertheless, some transgender activists said the law would not solve all their woes.
The association health plans would be exempt from some Obamacare regulations such as requiring all insurance plans to cover procedures the government has deemed to be "essential health benefits," according to the Wall Street Journal — things like maternity care, mental health care, and prescription drugs.
It cannot judge the validity of claims, so it reduces payment or limits covered procedures.
The second accord covers procedures for independent judicial review of disputes involving foreign companies, providing explanations when import licenses are refused and uniform enforcement of the global trade rules across China.
Under the policy, which covers procedures for housing, clothing, showering, grooming, medical care and other aspects of life in jail, a gender identity committee meets periodically to determine and review plans for each transgender detainee.
Under the terms of the settlement, which covers procedures done at the hospital from 1997 to 2002, Tenet must cooperate with existing civil and criminal investigations into individuals who may have participated in billing government health programs like Medicare for unnecessary procedures.
We all contribute to the collective insurance pot that covers procedures disagreeable to us and critical to others.
