Sentence examples for inefficient plans from inspiring English sources

Inefficient plans like these contribute to the low employment rate of people with disabilities: less than a third are employed.

Some inefficient plans will die out, but the efficient private plans will compete successfully with traditional Medicare — on an even playing field.

Some beneficiaries may face higher costs or lose some gold-plated benefits, but only the most inefficient plans will disappear when the unjustified subsidies that are propping them up are withdrawn.

But, perhaps mindful of his reputation for coming up with wheezes to separate the voters from their cash, Mr Brown would rather the case were made by an "independent" expert.Likewise, an overhaul of Britain's inefficient planning rules is long overdue, but nobody in government, certainly not Mr Brown, was keen to lead a death-or-glory charge over a subject that raises passions like few others.

Variability embedded in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry often results from inefficient planning strategies, sub-optimal levels of coordination, and poor flow of information and resources.

In this paper, data from a major telecommunications software project is analyzed in an effort to illustrate the problems that can arise from inefficient planning of inspections and their related activities.

Rejection of donation may demotivate the candidate donor and implies an inefficient planning of the donation process.

Rejection of donation may demotivate the candidate donor and implies inefficient planning of the donation process [ 6, 7].

Inefficient private plans would wither.

That has inflamed opposition from the White House and Senate Republicans who seem determined to protect inefficient private plans from the rigors of competing fairly against traditional Medicare coverage.

The new MLR regulations might indeed cause a few inefficient health plans to either improve the way they do business or close up shop, but why is that a bad thing?