Sentence examples for more limited program from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has derided the plan as forcing older people into a government-run health maintenance organization and has proposed a more limited program.

Wyden, Udall and other lawmakers have introduced reform legislation that would, among other things, end the phone records collection, while allowing for a more limited program.

Gov. Deval Patrick initially opposed barring the immigrants' from the program and worked with legislators to create an alternative — and more limited — program that cost about $40 million.

Last month, the federation suggested that a more limited program would impose an industrywide deductible of $50 billion after taxes for the first year, increasing by $10 billion a year after that.

For example, he has always supported some form of health insurance for children, but wanted a more limited program than the one that ultimately passed, a fact long forgotten by even many health care advocates.

Three fellow Council members — Mark Levine, Helen Rosenthal and Keith Powers, all representing Manhattan districts — are proposing a more limited program for the borough, from 60th Street to Manhattan's northern tip, on both the East and West sides.

The Soviet Union and France followed with more limited programs in the 1970s and '80s.

BellSouth will also offer a $10 monthly discount for customers who subscribe to at least one other service, replacing a more limited discount program the companies operated.

ACCURACY -- Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Lazio both support expanding Medicare to cover some prescription drug costs for the elderly, but Mr. Lazio supports a more limited federal program.

"From a pure public health standpoint, I and many members of the committee would still feel more comfortable with a more limited vaccination program unless the assessment of risk was greater than it appears to be," Dr. Modlin said.

While supporting the idea of buying food in poor countries, said Ellen Levinson, the coalition's lobbyist, its members favored a more limited pilot program paid for only with additional appropriations, not money from the agency's core budget.