Sentence examples for getting reimbursements from inspiring English sources

It's worth pointing out that the acquisition appears to center on Cake's team and technology rather than its user base — rather than absorbing Cake's users into E*Trade, the notice above states that user data will be deleted and destroyed, with premium users getting reimbursements.

Ms. Sloan, of Manhattan, is still working on getting reimbursement from Oxford Health Plans.

The fees for the May I.B. exams were due in November, with schools that pay for low-income students getting reimbursement over the summer.

Mr. Best said reimbursing parents for private-school tuition, even if they never considered public school, would lead to a ridiculous situation in which parents who tried public school and complied with the procedures to determine whether private-school placement was required would have a harder time getting reimbursement for private-school tuition than those who never set foot in public school.

Tenet Healthcare Corp., the nations second-largest hospital chain, has okayed the VidaMed device for 39 of its 131 facilities, gambling on getting reimbursement later.

Before getting reimbursement for her trip, Adkins received an opinion approving it from the state House counsel, who, at the time, was George Levesque, husband of Patricia Levesque.

Such a neatly laid-out system would facilitate getting reimbursement to deliver services.

It would be interesting to explore the reasons why 30% of the trainees were not contracting with BHP and not getting reimbursement.

""No matter how much money it will take, I will choose caesarean delivery" (Woman, county XC)." ""Having a baby and getting reimbursement are totally different things.

6 Poor self-reported health status (3 and 4) also increases the probability of getting reimbursement, even though we restricted the sample to those who received medical attention.

Table  3 documents the relationship between income levels and the probability of getting reimbursement under NCMS with probit regressions, on the full sample of treatment-seekers.