Sentence examples for impose catastrophic from inspiring English sources
Financial protection was repeatedly used in the policy debate to nevertheless including dialysis in the health insurance scheme: if dialysis for end-stage renal disease would not be covered, it would impose catastrophic health expenditures on patients and thereby push them and their families into poverty.
Subsidies are a feature of all financially stable financing systems that aim to provide universal coverage and to avoid imposing catastrophic financial burdens on individuals when illness strikes.
Another, the seemingly normal Julie Meyer, lives in an eternal present imposed by a catastrophic car accident that killed her daughter, whom she cannot remember.
In Northern Ireland, as ministers flailed about, attempting to impose order amid intercommunity violence, catastrophic mistakes were made.
This past off-season, the N.F.L. announced that it would impose suspensions on players who committed "catastrophic" tackles, and Trevathan's hit on Thursday will test the league's commitment to its new policy.
Despite this, data on the financial burden of diseases such as TB impose on patients and their households, and the incidence of catastrophic costs, are not routinely collected.
In this way, the costs of implementing prescribed burns were thought to be less than the costs imposed on society by catastrophic wildfires.
Some conservatives and libertarians like the idea of everyone's purchasing catastrophic insurance for himself (sometimes with help), and that model has its attractions too, but there is no good reason for the government to impose it on everyone.
would impose similar restrictions.
