Sentence examples for coverage of contraceptives from inspiring English sources
In the new rules, the Trump administration says the Affordable Care Act does not explicitly require coverage of contraceptives.
In such cases, the administration said, female employees and students will still have access to free coverage of contraceptives.
Some religious employers do not want their employees to have coverage of contraceptives, even if someone else pays for it.
Women's groups and some liberal Assembly members have said the state should not require coverage of infertility treatments if it does not require coverage of contraceptives.
A judge issued a nationwide order preventing rules from taking effect that would allow employers to deny insurance coverage of contraceptives on religious or moral grounds.
For example, according to the Guttmacher Institute, the federal government reported no increase in costs after Congress required coverage of contraceptives for federal employees in 1998.
Squabbles over federal financing of Planned Parenthood and coverage of contraceptive services have emboldened Democrats who believe they can exploit a gender gap in the November election.
Hobby Lobby posed the question of whether closely held for-profit corporations had the right to a religious exemption from provisions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) requiring coverage of contraceptive services in their employees' health insurance plans.
Such groups say the fact that Congress is grappling with the issue of coverage of contraceptive benefits for the first time is in itself a significant breakthrough, and the provisions for Federal employees another.
"We intend to require employers that do not offer coverage of contraceptive services to provide notice to employees, which will also state that contraceptive services are available at sites such as community health centers, public clinics, and hospitals with income-based support".
In recent weeks, US bishops have also been at the forefront of a campaign against a new rule introduced by the Obama administration that would require health insurance plans to include coverage of contraceptive services.
