Sentence examples for limiting out from inspiring English sources

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To counter that, Vivus is now offering the first two weeks of Qsymia free and is limiting out of pocket costs to $75 for the next month.

They have also played a role in ensuring regular attendance of doctors in health facilities, reducing malpractices by health workers and limiting out of pocket expenditure during delivery in the government hospitals.

In particular, the new regulations on insurance companies — banning them from barring people based on preëxisting conditions, preventing rescission, eliminating lifetime spending caps, and sharply limiting out-of-pocket expenses — will radically change the nature of their businesses.

The U.C. system already has a policy of limiting out-of-state undergraduate enrollment to 10 percent, and non-Californian undergraduates make up about 7 percent of U.C. institutions, Mr. King said.

The price increases, generally about 25 cents a meal, come as school districts in New York and across the country try to eke more out of already tight budgets, with some switching to four-day schedules to reduce utility and busing costs, and others asking more of their students to walk to school or limiting out-of-town games for athletic teams.

Rules limiting out-of-work benefits for migrants from EU countries will be extended to child welfare payments, the government has announced.

But left unsaid for now is how effective this policy will prove thanks to a federal appeals court debate over a pair of 50-year-old laws limiting out-of-state handgun purchases.

In theory, health insurers are now required to do various things they find unpalatable (read: less profitable), like making sure that all plans cover a basic array of treatments and limiting out-of-pocket expenses.

She also has introduced legislation to significantly increase the tax credit for child care and to help state residents enrolled in the University of California by freezing tuition and limiting out-of-staters to 10% of enrollment.

"There will be more leadership positions in the City Council in two years when the speaker and five other members 'term limit' out," Councilwoman Quinn said.