Sentence examples for pool of plans from inspiring English sources

It votes itself high pay, superb pensions, a gym and pool, preferred parking at National Airport, a healthy expense account, and, while they are at it, health insurance from a large pool of plans that the Republican Congress wants to deny the rest of us.

This was corroborated in a study by Mitchell et al, 36 who found that in a pool of patients planning bariatric surgery, 50% of the patients ate fast food twice per week and ate at a restaurant four times per week.

In particular, the article presents participatory urban planning and development, slum upgrading institutional structure, profiling and enumeration, and slum upgrading impacts (resilience of the urban poor, living in slums without fear, expansive pool of beneficiaries, review of planning regulations and land ownership) as major issues promoting inclusive municipal governance.

Illinois Covered creates a statewide pool of low-rate insurance plans that anyone can buy.

As the number of workers shrinks and the pool of pensioners grows, such plans are coming under strain.

The pools usually offer a couple of plans, with varying deductibles and co-payments.

It was reinforced by the co-location of the names 'Birket Israel' and the 'Pool of Bethesda' on maps and plans of Jerusalem; and in drawings and paintings, such as those made by David Roberts in 1893.

The Obama administration aims to enroll 7 million people into health insurance via the exchanges for 2014 and calculates 2.7 million of them should be young and healthy to ensure a stable pool of people covered in these plans so that medical costs for sicker people don't overwhelm the system.

A death spiral occurs when the pool of people insured by a plan are especially unhealthy and use more than the expected amount of expensive health care.

While she might consider any employee who works 32 hours a week full time, the insurance company might use a lower number of hours to get the largest pool of people possible into the plan.

Avenues such as the UN-administered humanitarian response plan – a pool of funds to respond to life-threatening issues across the country – have not been adequately supported by donors; the fund is well under a third funded as of the end of April.