Sentence examples for policy dispensed from inspiring English sources

(Physician) According to our policy, dispensed medicines are not allowed to be returned to pharmacy even if patients have realised that those are not what they want.

According to our policy, dispensed medicines are not allowed to be returned to pharmacy even if patients have realised that those are not what they want.

The ACTs are provided at no charge to health facilities and, according to policy, are dispensed free to children under the age of five and to adults over 60 years of age [ 9].

Mrs. Schwartz, who earned her Ph.D. in economics at the age of 48 and dispensed policy appraisals well into her 90s, was often called the "high priestess of monetarism," upholding a school of thought that maintains that the size and turnover of the money supply largely determines the pace of inflation and economic activity.

In Quebec, medication supply policies support dispensing of chronic medications on a 30 day interval rather than encouraging a 90 day dispensing interval.

We might want to skip the first scene, he explained, because Shakespeare made it a policy never to dispense crucial information while the groundlings were settling themselves.

AT&T, a telecoms giant that already collects revenues of $4 billion a year from health care, has just created a division devoted to pursuing wireless health-care business using cloud computing.A second shove will come from American policy, which will dispense more than $30 billion in subsidies over the next few years to encourage doctors and hospitals to adopt electronic medical records.

They are working in key positions in school districts and charter-school networks, legislating in state capitals, staffing city halls and statehouses for reform-minded mayors and governors, writing papers for policy groups and dispensing grants from billion-dollar philanthropies like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

When Sean Hannity interviewed Carson about his speech he dispensed with the policy and simply dubbed the segment "Lecturing Obama".

It is a lazy approach to policy that dispenses with rigour and evidence, but it appears tough.

Prescribing by INN rather than by brand name and dispensing policies at the pharmacy level can also encourage efficient use of medicines.