Sentence examples for may be reimbursed from inspiring English sources

Customers who already paid for eligible repairs may be reimbursed.

New York City residents who used their own money to repair damage caused by Hurricane Sandy may be reimbursed with federal money, after the city reversed its position.

"If a physician spends 10 minutes intubating a patient in a hospital, that physician may be reimbursed more than a physician who spent twice as much time taking a patient history and creating a treatment plan".

If they have health plans that cover out-of-network expenses, these patients may be reimbursed for fees they pay in cash, but probably not for the entire sum.

Some countries, such as Austria, Belgium, Germany, and the United Kingdom, place responsibility for paying a benefit on the employer for the early weeks of sickness (though he may be reimbursed), after which the social security fund assumes payment.

'Pricing' can take the form of a particular audit or cost code through which treatment centres may be reimbursed for a service, like any other form of treatment.

The campaign said it would send a letter to all of Mr. Sargeant's donors reminding them of a variety of restrictions, among them that campaign contributions may not be reimbursed and may not be made by foreign nationals.

Assessment of relative effectiveness in indirect comparison of pharmaceuticals has gained increasing importance recently [ 26], as the comparator in pivotal clinical trials may not be policy relevant in all countries, e.g., the comparator may not be reimbursed or widely used.

Connecticut may not be reimbursed for those children, but unlike New Jersey and New York, that state had no plans to expand its program.

Children's vaccines, for instance, may not be reimbursed even if you have out-of-network coverage.

Since that cost may not be reimbursed by insurers or government programs, indiscriminate use of M.R.I. could create a disincentive for screening, compared with less expensive mammography.