And it provides for accountable care organizations that financially bind doctors and hospitals so that they offer the coordinated care that experts believe would save money in complex cases.
And some tenants, suffering financially but still bound to a lease, put up space for sublease, further depressing rents.
When there are people at the table who aren't bound financially to the success of the firm or to your friendship, you will be asked harder questions about ethics and viability.
The more fundamental reason, however, is that Mr. Putin and his generals are still deeply concerned that a missile defense will unleash a competition in defensive technology that the financially pressed Russian state is bound to lose.
We were in the Korengal, off and on, for a year and then pretty continually for another couple of years we were making the movie; that bound us together emotionally, financially, professionally, in every sense.
Surely, a subsidy program like under the Affordable Care Act could be worked out for the poorest, otherwise the whole program is bound to be abused and financially impossible.
So desperate are cable companies to keep us as customers, in light of the growing wave of cutting, that they seem bound and determined to make it as financially unappealing as possible to abandon the television services.
Her father demanded that Lennon present something concrete to show that he could financially support his daughter, but Lennon signed on as a Merchant Navy steward on a ship bound for the Mediterranean.
Julia's father demanded that he present something concrete to show that he could financially support Julia, but his only idea was to sign on as a Merchant Navy bellboy on a ship bound for the Mediterranean.
There are two key stakeholders here: The company, to which you are contractually bound, and the employee, who assumes he will have a job into the future and has committed himself financially to a new house.
