Sentence examples for left health from inspiring English sources

For political reasons they left health care, perhaps the most wasteful part of the British state, out of the cuts.

The public has a right to know why the increase in development assistance has not left health systems in west Africa better prepared for Ebola.

But the reactor's second unscheduled shutdown in as many years left health officials in Canada and the United States scrambling to find alternative sources of the isotope.

Those matters have left health authorities, fair organizers and those in the swine business wrestling with how best to balance risks of the flu with rural rites of summer.

This has left health care as the glaring exception to the pattern of policy innovation I discussed in Sunday's column: The party's populists have been willing to take interesting risks on a variety of issues, but on health care it's mostly just been "repeal, repeal, repeal" with entirely-insufficient gestures offered as replacements.

The regulatory environment in New Zealand left health consumers heavily dependent on the medical profession's internal mechanisms of regulation.

The adverse-selection problem explains why almost no countries leave health care provision to unregulated private insurance markets.

But the much weaker claim that a product merely "contains high levels of antioxidants" leaves health claims implicit, and keeps regulators at bay.

That will leave health plans the costly task of meeting many different standards, potentially driving up premiums that are already soaring.

Yet even this ludicrously unbalanced offer was too much for conservative activists, who lambasted Mr. Ryan for basically leaving health reform intact.

The department has issued regulation upon regulation, leaving health companies to make sense of a torrent of proposed, interim and final rules.