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Another would allow ACA-compliant plans to be sold alongside plans subject to the less rigorous mandates.
The baseball season is a soap opera of unpredictable events and elements, the best-laid plans subject to the kind of change Girardi and Leyland were presented with Friday night.
And of the 75 million people in health plans subject to the rule, only about 17 percent, or 12.8 million, will get rebates this year, according to the Obama administration.
Cappelli, which also built the New Roc City family entertainment complex in New Rochelle, N.Y., has made plans, subject to city approval, for a 16-screen movie theater, a community theater, a large retailer below street level, shops, restaurants and an 18-story, 500-unit apartment building with underground parking.
But concerns by Democrats in high-cost states, like Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York, may lead lawmakers to narrow the value of plans subject to taxation — thus reducing revenue for extending coverage as well as the impact on health costs.
Consistent with section 1857(i)(2) of the Act, provisions of this subpart may, to the extent applicable under regulations adopted by the Secretary of Labor, apply to claims for benefits under group health plans subject to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act.
The planned subject matter is examples of what they find "impersonal" and "Absurd" in some acts of authority.
The government is willing in principle to provide additional support to help deliver the plan, subject to conditions including state aid approval.
In this paper, we present a multi-objective optimization approach for indoor wireless network planning subject to constraints for exposure minimization, coverage maximization and power consumption minimization.
It is shown that the dynamic behaviour of a sail plan subject to yacht motion clearly deviates from the quasi-steady theory.
Under the plan, subject to final approval this month, students would no longer be assigned by socioeconomic background, and "community assignment zones" would restrict busing distances.
