Sentence examples for drug contracts from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the same video clip to which Toobin refers includes Warren's call for more conservative budgets — avoiding unnecessary war expenditures or overpriced drug contracts, for example.
The states also plan to ask their attorneys general to review the fine print on their existing prescription drug contracts to make sure that programs for low-income and uninsured residents receive the full benefit of price discounts already negotiated with drug makers.
That group repeatedly criticized the fund for not having a bidding process when it awarded its prescription drug contract to National Prescription Administrators Inc.
In other concessions, the union agreed to a revised health plan with slightly fewer doctors, higher co-payments for doctor visits and prescription drugs and putting its drug contract out for new bidding -- steps expected to save $80 million a year.
A considerable proportion of HIV-positive MSM who did not inject drugs contracted HCV, presumably via sexual transmission and the main trigger for investigation was abnormal liver transaminases.
A considerable proportion of HIV positive MSM who did not use intravenous drugs contracted HCV, presumably via sexual transmission and the majority was investigated for HCV because of abnormal liver enzymes.
Colin Goddard, the company's chairman, attributed the increased revenues mainly to drug development contracts from Pfizer and Tanabe Seiyaku...
[C4.] A.M.A. Seeks Openness in Trials The nation's largest group of doctors called for an end to restrictions in drug trial contracts that prevent researchers from freely discussing test data and results.
Drug development contracts signed in just the last year with Pfizer, Novartis, Schering AG, Bristol-Myers Squibb and others, could bring in some $200 million.
The House Committee on Veterans Affairss has scheduled a hearing on the agency's use of the drug supply contract for Feb. 1. VA employees may have spent billions of dollars in the past several years on purchases without contracts, potentially putting patients at risk of receiving ineffective or unsafe medicine, according to allegations that Donnelly cited in an October letter to Shinseki.
Deal Worth Millions What started as a modest expense for the N.C.A.A. has turned into one of the biggest drug-testing contracts in sports.
