Sentence examples for plans driven from inspiring English sources

"A growing portion of the country's population will receive their prescription drug coverage under Medicare plans, driven both by age demographics and the anticipated shift of retirees from employer based coverage to Medicare that will likely result from health care reform".

in addition, increased competition in data plans driven by European carriers like Telefónica, TIM, Portugal Telecom, and Millicom among others, and local ones Claro and Oi, further augmented affordable access to technology.

Treatment plans driven by crisis open the team up to conflict, fragmented care and a lack of focus on the patient's wishes and realistic medical outcomes.

Similar to medical systems like ISABEL (Ramnarayan et al. 2004), which can identify a symptom cluster as being a strong indicator of a specific diagnosis, computerized feedback systems can help providers develop tailored treatment plans driven by these more precise assessments.

"In the West, a lot of health plans drove them into bankruptcy".

Beginning in the early 1990s, a prolonged banking crisis, sluggish growth, deflation and numerous stimulus plans drove its debt ratio up dramatically; it is still rising.

In March, protesters against the plans drove children to and from school for the day in a bid to try to stop council plans.

Development of the management plan Driven by international events during the 1980s and 1990s, environmental conservation became an important topic in Brazil.

The putamen is also suggested to be involved in action or action planning related to these distressing emotions and reward (action planning driven by these distressing emotions and reward) (Haruno and Kawato 2006; Zeki and Romaya 2008).

In many ways the war plan drove the postwar plan, senior military officials said.

When the grandmother stepped out of the taxi at her destination, Ms. al-Nahi held the child, and the driver, who was in on the plan, drove on.