Sentence examples for exchanges in the first from inspiring English sources
Northampton had most of the exchanges in the first half but Leicester most of the points.
The White House figured that if they got 7 million people to sign up for the exchanges in the first year, about 2.7 million needed to be young.
The Congressional Budget Office had expected subsidised shoppers to comprise 86% of enrollees on the exchanges in the first year.Second, 1.9m of the 2.3m eligible shoppers have yet to pick a plan.
The issue of what currency an independent Scotland would use sparked heated exchanges in the first televised referendum debate between the First Minister, Alex Salmond, and Alistair Darling, the leader of the pro-Union Better Together campaign.
About 10.4 million Americans had health insurance through the Affordable Care Act exchanges in the first half of the year, and about 154 million use coverage through their employer or a relative's employer.
He wanted to eliminate that employer contribution, calling it a special "exemption" not available to regular people (a view that ignores the exceptional circumstances under which Congress forced its employees onto the exchanges in the first place).
On Wednesday the Democrats, moving fast to take advantage of one of the exchanges in the third and last presidential debate, began broadcasting a commercial about Social Security.
Thereafter there were flickers of wizardry on both sides of the net, Gasquet served out and they got down to some scintillating exchanges in the second.
There was a significant lift in the qualify of the exchanges in the second set as López decided to risk everything and made one daring raid on the net after another, forcing Murray to pass or lob.
St Vincent had the better of the early exchanges in the second period, and cruelly had two goals correctly ruled out for offside, but the Americans settled down and two substitutes combined to extend the advantage after 71 minutes.
