Sentence examples for legitimate care from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Mr. Wilson said that the situation at the clinic was not "simple or clear" and that many pain patients had received legitimate care there.

Indeed, if her physician or a family member had said "do everything," meaning keep her alive as long as possible through intravenous medications and hydration and, ultimately, sending her to the intensive care unit on a ventilator, it would have cost thousands of dollars but, paradoxically, most insurance companies would have considered it a legitimate care option.

In an interview with the Columbus Dispatch Romney repeated a line he has used before about emergency rooms being a legitimate health care alternative for people who don't have insurance.

There is another approach to interpreting the treatment/enhancement distinction that seeks to provide a firmer theoretical foundation for delimiting legitimate health care needs.

The card shouldn't be shared with anyone but legitimate health care professionals and the statements should be shredded or destroyed.

While many coding bootcamps are legitimate and care for their pupils, an even greater number are run by modern snake-oil salespeople tapping into the average American's desperation.

Zed Shaw began investigating the most flagrant examples of bootcamp overreach, Basel Farag (a mentor for Thinkful) wrote in TechCrunch that "while many coding bootcamps are legitimate and care for their pupils, an even greater number are run by modern snake-oil salespeople tapping into the average American's desperation".

To look ahead, our claim is that three sets of philosophical considerations are key to navigating this literature: first, conceptual concerns about the limits of legitimate health care, then moral worries about fairness, authenticity and human nature, and finally political questions about governance and policy.

These debates include clinicians' concerns about the limits of legitimate health care, parents' worries about their reproductive and rearing obligations, and the efforts of competitive institutions like sports to combat cheating, as well as more general questions about distributive justice, science policy, and the public regulation of medical technologies.

"In the midst of this crisis, it is a tragic waste for the federal government to spend its time and money cracking down on legitimate health care providers," Parker said.

The Ryan budget has no legitimate health care reform proposals -- it's just another GOP attack on our country's shrinking middle class and the promise of the American Dream.