Sentence examples for eliminating payments from inspiring English sources
Some no longer allow price increases above inflation and are reducing or eliminating payments used to support research and education.
During the last decade, they readily reimbursed doctors for prescribing painkillers while eliminating payments for treatments that did not rely on drugs, like therapy.
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office on Tuesday released its findings on the effects of eliminating payments for cost-sharing reductions under the Affordable Care Act.
Similar proposals have been projected to increase federal expenditures by at least $30 trillion but virtually eradicate individuals' health spending by eliminating payments such as premiums and deductibles.
Savings can be realized by eliminating hidden infertility costs, eliminating payments for ineffective treatments, and providing coverage for effective 21st century treatments, thus reducing costs associated with iatrogenic multiple pregnancies.
Budget experts said that last figure was so high it could only be reached by scaling back or eliminating payments to the working poor through the earned income credit.
The city also must reach more low-income and minority riders via marketing and by eliminating "payment barriers" for people who don't have credit cards, while continuing to make more streets safer — and safer-feeling — for cyclists, DDOT said.
Issuers would also benefit by renegotiating contracts to eliminate payments for unsold securities and failed auctions.
A group of Occupy Wall Street activists formed a street theater group to satirize people and companies that use lobbying or loopholes to lower the amount of taxes they pay or to eliminate payments altogether.
But he said it will continue to hemorrhage money unless Congress acts soon to allow it to end Saturday mail delivery, eliminate payments for future health benefits and permit expanded retail sales.
By a party-line vote of 22 to 20, the committee voted on July 20th to eliminate payments to the OAS altogether.Another potential victim of America's fiscal tightening is the set of three free-trade agreements the country has signed with Colombia, Panama, and South Korea, which together are worth an estimated $13 billion a year to the United States economy.
