Sentence examples for expenditure covered from inspiring English sources

A campaign aide said the expenditure covered four parking tickets incurred by volunteers driving rented vans during the final days of the primary campaign, which Mr. Schneiderman won.

On average, risk-adjusted capitation payments account for half of the total health expenditure covered by the basic insurance scheme.

The 80% core expenditure covered by CD funds comprises a combination of operational/recurrent expenditure, plus investment in new systems, processes and equipment (Table 4).

Greater transparency and accountability is needed". Liverpool spent £27m on agents in 2017-18 to conclude deals for players including Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah, and their 2018-19 expenditure covers a period in which they have invested heavily to compete for the Premier League title.

In terms of resource allocation, public expenditure covers exactly those areas in which policies designed for health insurance are not capable of paying for the risks: Medicare for aged people; Medicaid for the poor; military veterans (partially due to chronic health problems); maternity and children's welfare.

Nonetheless, despite its small size, the private long-term care insurance industry is growing, and the share of total long-term care expenditures covered by private insurance is increasing.

Some expenditures covered anti-terrorism activities at home.

Drawing cost data of participating physicians from Swiss health insurers, this review included all expenditures covered from consultation costs (diagnostic and therapeutic procedures), costs for medication (directly dispensed or prescriptions), costs for external laboratory analyses, and costs for physiotherapy.

Most of the patients (70%) had 70% of their expenditures covered.

The reimbursement data, based on a fee-for-service framework, included expenditures covered by the mandatory, basic coverage offered by Swiss health insurers.

In Taiwan, ∼6.33% of all healthcare expenditures covered by the National Health Insurance were allocated to individuals with ESRD for dialysis in 2009, although these individuals accounted for only 0.24% of the total population (5).