Sentence examples for make this coverage from inspiring English sources

We will do more to make this coverage portable, so workers can switch jobs without having to worry about losing their health insurance.

"We are reaching out to large employer groups, asking them to open their plans earlier than mandated and make this coverage available," Ms. Sebelius said at a news conference.

The reconciliation bill, which is scheduled for a House vote on Sunday, would allow parents to keep children on their insurance plans through age 26 and would require all insurers to make this coverage available with existing policies.

"There's no way we make this sound like regular coverage," said Neil Mann, an executive vice president at Allegis Group, which owns TEKsystems.

However, in several cases the nature of the variation make this approach not viable (coverages less than 30% for ns4a and core).

Because of the long interval between the third dose of DTP and measles, a number of children do not return for measles vaccine and this makes the coverage rate for this antigen to be lower than others in keeping with the reported pattern [ 10, 16].

As Variety's Sonia Saraiya noted, no lack of solid information "stopped media organizations, in the full flush of pre-election coverage, to make this some kind of 'October surprise' for the Clinton campaign, seizing on it as a turning point in the narrative of election 2016".

And every senior will get assistance to make that coverage affordable.

To make this viable for insurers, it sought to lure healthy people through a combination of tax credits (which make getting coverage less expensive) and tax penalties (which make not getting coverage more expensive).

All of the campaign coverage makes this point, but it can't be repeated often enough: the supposedly "divisive" Democratic contest, far from turning off voters, is energizing them.

Despite these limitations, the large sample size as well as the wide national coverage makes this data invaluable and the study provides veritable information on the oral health service utilization and common oral hygiene practices among adult Nigerians as well as socio-demographic factors possibly influencing the observed patterns.