From the streets of the Bronx to the suburbs of the Nation's Capital, you never have to look hard to find victims of the bias, incompetence, and corruption that the drug war delivers on a daily basis.
When asked what the NHS meant to him, Dorrell responded: "It is an expression of values that is shared on a virtually unanimous basis; it is important to us as a society that people who need care should have access to high quality care, efficiently delivered, on the basis of need".
In the UK, free NHS care is delivered on the basis of someone being "ordinarily resident".
Here in Britain health is a universal right, and delivered on the basis of your ability to pay but your need.
General palliative care is delivered on the basis of need and not diagnosis and is delivered in hospitals, in patients' homes, or in specialized care facilities, such as nursing homes.
Providers are recompensed by purchasers for services delivered, on the basis of national tariffs assigned to defined or coded procedures.
We designed the TES trial, which involves Targeted selection and Enhanced care, delivered on the basis of evidence based Stepped care (TES).
Another issue is the way Medicare pays for drugs that specialty physicians, such as oncologists, deliver on an outpatient basis.
Jermain Defoe has yet to produce a defining moment at international level, while Theo Walcott has yet to deliver on a consistent basis for Arsenal, let alone England.
You can though, be its biggest advocates, talking with pride to your friends outside about what we deliver on a daily basis".
