Even then, the states — whose Medicaid budgets are already badly stretched — will have to put up substantial money of their own.
Even then, the State Department had one more request — that The Times and others wait 24 hours while the United States worked to secure Pakistani authorities' commitment to place Mr. Davis in the "safest possible location".
"The only time it's ever gone away is in police states, and even then the police state had to be at its most hysterical".
Even then, the average state is only paying around four-fifths of the required rate sot the bill is merely being postponed.Eventually the system cracks under the strain and reform is needed, as is happening now in Chicago.
However, the guidelines indicated that PET/CT scans may be considered as an adjunct to other imaging modalities for initial evaluation of recurrent or metastatic disease, locally advanced, or inflammatory breast cancer when the results of other imaging tests were unclear, but even then, the guidelines stated that biopsies would probably be more informative than PET or PET/CT scans[ 37 39].
In place of his legislative program, Mr. McGreevey used the vast powers conferred on New Jersey governors by the 1947 Constitutional Convention, perhaps because the delegates foresaw even then that the state was headed for some kind of governance gridlock.
Therein the "United Colonies'' were declared to be "Free and Independent States''; but, even then, the object plainly was not to declare their independence of one another, or of the Union; but directly the contrary, as their mutual pledge, and their mutual action, before, at the time, and afterwards, abundantly show.
Even then, the governor helped cycle the $223 million in federal pork to other state needs.
Even then the scams continued.
Even within states, the rules vary widely.
