Sentence examples for pay for treating from inspiring English sources

But they do pay for treating anal cancer, which usually responds well to a combination of chemotherapy and radiation.

Presumably, it will not take so long to figure out what Mr. Gates and his company should pay for treating city sidewalks no better than graffiti scribblers do.

And a measure to prevent a scheduled 20 percent cut after November in doctors' pay for treating Medicare patients would cost $17 billion for one year.

Mr. Vietor said the issue of who would pay for treating evacuated Haitians was not the reason for the suspension of the flights, only the concern about whether Florida hospitals could handle the additional patients.

Yet insurers would have to pay for treating many thousands of healthy women, all to avoid only a few hundred cases of cancer.

For all of this Medicare will pay a fee for service that is not much more than might be paid for treating a sore throat.

Physician fees are paid for treating supplementary-insured patients in the special class of public hospitals.

Welsh Liberal Democrat leader Kirsty Williams also criticised Mr Hunt for suggesting English hospitals were not paid for treating Welsh patients.

Congress faces a huge challenge in devising a new formula to pay doctors for treating Medicare patients.

Haji-Ioannou attacked easyJet directors, who are said to have threatened to quit the board en masse if they lose a forthcoming pay vote, for treating the company as their "personal piggy bank".

Instead of each GP surgery being given a budget to employ people – doctors, practice nurses and receptionists – and run its premises, the partner-GPs who run it will be handed a multi-million-pound budget with which to pay hospitals for treating their patients.