During his tenure, Texas created a health insurance pool to sell policies to people with uninsurable medical conditions, Mr. Perry's office said, and received a multimillion-dollar federal grant to develop tools to increase private insurance coverage.
The money would go to a regional insurance pool and ultimately would be deducted from future premiums for all policies.
She is the deputy director of the National Partnership for New Americans, which helps immigrant and refugee rights organizations across the country plan their policy and pool their resources.
He went to work in the Office of National Estimates, which wrote reports for policy makers, pooling the resources of the intelligence community.
We derive cost expressions for this routed pooling policy as well as for the no pooling and complete pooling policies, which serve as benchmarks.
Racist policies at pools and beaches during segregation perpetuated the culture of black people avoiding water in the decades that followed.
The three lessons might provide original elements for fuelling the ongoing debate about the capability of the EC to develop evidence-based policies by pooling evidence from heterogeneous, local experiences.
Donor procurement policies, including pooled procurement, may alter ARV market structure by reducing the number of buyers and sellers, rendering the market less competitive in the longer-term and requiring careful monitoring.
And, he noted the club's swimming pool policy.
A "no school, no pool" policy, to limit pool entry to students who go to school, played a key part in improving attendance rates at Areyonga, Santa Teresa and Yuendumu.
