Sentence examples for in a different plan from inspiring English sources

The government's choice "trumped a beneficiary election" to enroll in a different plan, the administration said in a memorandum to insurers.

One other thing to keep in mind: If you think your plan is safe because the most senior people at the company are still invested, it could be that they are in a different plan with special protections that yours lacks.

They were received cooly in London because a different plan had just been announced for Cyprus - a partnership plan under which a Turkish commissioner as well as a Greek one will take a hand in governing.

Fortunately, Kai Eide, the top United Nations official in Afghanistan, has a different plan: let's give the "spring fighting season" a miss.

The president said in April he has a different plan.

Soon, Maggie has a different plan in mind.

Though friends had urged us to take a "couple's" trip to Marrakesh and leave the children behind (it is one of the world's most romantic places, combining the best of African and European design), we had a different plan in mind — discovering whether the kids were finally old enough to enjoy a non-childcentric vacation (that is, no Disneyland, aqua hotels, beach resorts or kids' clubs allowed).

This news comes months after HPE announced a different plan in which the company was moving to Santa Clara, where Aruba Networks, a company it previously acquired, is headquartered.

On Tuesday President Obama added to his statements concerning the crisis in South Sudan, saying that if Kiir and Machar "miss the target"on the 17th, the U.S. may need a "different plan" in dealing with the crisis.

Because her cost for self-coverage through her employer is only $951 -- less than 9.5percentt of her salary -- she is not eligible for a tax credit to purchase a different plan in the marketplace a credit needed to afford to pay for a plan in the marketplace.

"Despite the overall growth in Marketplace premiums, the amount many people pay for their coverage could stay relatively flat after their tax credit, but they may have to switch to a different plan in order to take full advantage of that savings," Cynthia Cox, associate director of Kaiser's program on health reform and private insurance, told The Huffington Post. .