In making his case for universal coverage, Obama disregards this reality and emphasizes a different cause for the rise of premiums, namely that private plans are being forced to absorb the cost of uncompensated care for the uninsured, who land in the emergency rooms because they can't get timely treatment.
One main issue appears to arise from this duality of performative processes; namely, the analyst is forced to make a decision to favour either the formal grammatical or subjective semantic interpretation, essentially dismissing half of the information inherent within the clause.
Namely, they'd be forced to listen to One Direction cover bands as officers transported them to jail.
But Mr. Banuchi said he was particularly concerned with how the legislation proposed by Mr. Cuomo would affect his center — namely, whether he would be forced to counsel gay couples.
But another part of the answer lies in what hasn't happened to the men on that Fortune cover — namely, they haven't been forced to give back any of the huge paychecks they received before the folly of their decisions became apparent.
In addition, a truncated LSM prior for nonnegative parameter [ S r ( l ) ] jk ∈ R + is adopted, namely, the distribution of negative parameter is forced to be zero.
At the events, we met hundreds of children, most of them Christians, namely Assyrians/Syriacs/Chaldeans and Armenians, whose parents were forced to flee from their homes.
To help with that journey, Daire is forced to swear off teens'over-the-counter drugsof preference, namely sugar, soda and fast food.
If it succeeds, the idea is that elected officials who sign on namely, Clinton will be forced to shift to the left to gain the approval of the progressive movement.
Firstly, the terrorist is forcing the police to choose between two evils, namely, torturing the terrorist or allowing thousands of lives to be lost.
