Sentence examples for permitted entities from inspiring English sources

And while defenders of the status quo attacked the report for being privately-funded, it came on the heels of a report by the HHS Office of Inspector General outlining the proliferation and problems caused by a regulatory change in 2010 that permitted entities participating in the program to contract with an unlimited number of for-profit pharmacies.

Unlike many European countries the U.S. does not have a national identity registration, Pascual said, although last year Congress passed legislation which allows the Social Security Administration to verify a Social Security number being presented to a permitted entity, like a bank.

Local governments are the primary permitting entities for renewable energy generation facilities in California.

But the agency, renamed Citizenship and Immigration Services, has since found a way to streamline the process by permitting entities outside the federal government, called regional centers, to screen investors and monitor job creation.

Recognizing that there is no single blueprint for best practices in sustainability among (or even within) various industries, the Act is broadly enabling, effectively permitting entities to craft a sustainability regime that is flexible and meets their specific needs.

Gov. Rick Snyder said he was vetoing it because it did not permit public entities to exclude themselves from the bill's requirement.

While "free zones" permit foreign entities to set up operations for export or as a hub for providing services abroad, no subsidiary of a foreign corporation can engage in an indigenous business without a 51% ownership by Emirati nationals.

A Bell operating company affiliate required by this section may not market or sell telephone exchange services provided by the Bell operating company unless that company permits other entities offering the same or similar service to market and sell its telephone exchange services.

Slipped into the 2016 federal omnibus spending bill, CISA permits private entities to share information about cyberthreat indicators (CTIs) and defensive measures against cyber attacks, both with each other and with the federal government. .

Section 164.512(b) also permits covered entities to disclose PHI to public health authorities and their authorized representatives for public health surveillance, investigations, and interventions.

The broad integration of complex, personalized information into the health care delivery process through CDS tools will require the development of standards to permit disparate entities (e.g., provider, clinical laboratory, patient, payer, pharmacy, research community) to utilize and exchange data.