Sentence examples for imposing coverage from inspiring English sources

The report finds the Senate health plan will increase deductibles, push many seniors and poor people out of health insurance markets altogether and – bright spot – reduce premiums by – back to the bad news – imposing coverage caps and eliminating benefits.

Washington imposed coverage mandates on private health insurers.

The imposed coverage requirement is that carriers must be capable to cover the 95% of the geographical area considered.

In order to ensure the desired coverage anytime and everywhere in the considered area, we impose coverage constraints by adopting the concept of test points, which is widely used in network planning and optimization [19, 20].

Hence one thinks oneself safe ignoring time-dependent variations and the imposed coverage standards can not be met using the true traffic situation.

Therefore, the set of poor confidence hits reported here, qualified the E-value cut-off employed in the search method but failed the imposed coverage criteria.

This is due to the fact that the imposed coverage standards can not be satisfied, when considering the actual time-dependent travel times and the resulting changes in coverage throughout the day.

Rules now prevent lifetime coverage limits and ban insurers from imposing annual coverage limits of less than $750,000 (on the way to a total ban in 2014).

As prices have been rising, Mr. Greenberg said, costs for claims have been declining, partly because of new limitations the company is imposing on coverage.

The regulation imposing balanced coverage for the electronic media only – which has been a part of Hungarian law for the past 15 years – is far more lenient than the British requirement of impartiality.

We refuse to let their future prospects be jeopardized by Medicaid caps or by insurance companies imposing "continuous coverage" or lifetime limits.