There is no plan, for instance, to inject a new element of competition, whether between insurers or suppliers of health care.
The demographics of sex, marital status, education, household income, as well as the family health elements of whether or not any illnesses are present within their parents, their spouse, their children, or their siblings, whether or not any physical illnesses are present within their family and whether or not any mental illnesses are evident within their family were used as predictors.
He nevertheless argued that every real story contains an element of usefulness, whether "openly or covertly".
And both involve an element of guile, whether it's fooling the reader by making tragedy seem lighthearted or turning an opponent's strength against him.
Among the only criteria for selection were that these wines had to have an honest expression of the Champagne terroir, and had to include an element of blending — whether of vineyards, grape varieties or vintages.
Introducing that uncertainty into the thinking of an adversary's government and military has historically been an essential element of deterrence, whether traditional nuclear deterrence or today's cyberwar planning.
All thrillers depend on tension, but the final part of a successful TV crime drama brings an extra element of suspense: whether the conclusion will satisfy the large audience that has tuned in every week.
Unlike the Sarvāstivāda concept of appropriation, the notion of seeds is used here only in a conventional sense and thus does not designate any real element of existence whether associated with, or dissociated from, thought.
Most Valentine's Day dates are built around some element of eating, whether it's an all-out dinner or just chocolates.
