But since the three mobile operators are state-owned, the extension of coverage is co-ordinated from the centre.
As an independent contractor with a Century 21 real estate brokerage, Ms. Readling had bought insurance on her own, a temporary extension of coverage from a prior job.
Barbara Perlmutter, a spokeswoman for Marsh & McLennan, said insurers had agreed to an extension of coverage, but that she did not know for how long.
Its renewal is dependent on the extension of coverage to new wedding classics, including the "CUPID SHUFFLE," the "WOBBLE," and "SINGLE LADIES," minus the bridge.
One side saw health reform, with its subsidized extension of coverage to the uninsured, as fulfilling a moral imperative: wealthy nations, it believed, have an obligation to provide all their citizens with essential care.
Polling over the past few years has also shown that majorities of Americans approve of specific measures in the health care law, including coverage of those with pre-existing conditions and the extension of coverage of dependents on their parents' health plans until they reach the age of 26.
Another 7 million people got coverage through expansion of Medicaid to more low-income people and extension of coverage to young adults under their parents' plans.
Earlier Thursday, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced a one-month extension of coverage for people enrolled in the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance program program for people whose ailments or medical histories led private companies to refuse them coverage.
These resulted in a gradual extension of coverage to the rural areas, such that in the first 20 years of Zimbabwe's independence, overall water coverage increased from 32% to 56% and overall sanitation access from 28% to 55%.
In 2001, prior to the achievement of universal coverage of health care, approximately 30% of the Thai population were uninsured despite the gradual extension of coverage to various population groups [ 1].
In 2001, prior to the achievement of universal health coverage (UHC), ∼30% of the Thai population were uninsured despite a gradual extension of coverage to various population groups (Tangcharoensathien et al. 2009).
