Sentence examples for prescriptions when from inspiring English sources

Because of the higher cost, some weren't refilling their prescriptions when they ran out.

Glenn Leibman of the Mental Health Association called for presumptively enrolling inmates in Medicaid so they can get needed prescriptions when they leave.

When you start issuing policy prescriptions, when you start advising heads of state, you no longer have the luxury of only being judged on how you think your ideas will affect the world.

Despite his immense popularity around the world, Mr. Obama will confront resentment over American-style capitalism and resistance to his economic prescriptions when he lands in London on Tuesday for the Group of 20 summit meeting of industrial and emerging market nations plus the European Union.

Parsley also writes prescriptions, when necessary, and refers patients to top-of-the-line specialists, if needed.

He and his colleagues looked at national antidepressant use from 1993 to 2005 and found there was a significant reduction in prescriptions when people were on vacation.

"Patients expected a prescription when they walk out," he said.

Blues Prescription When lofty holiday expectations dash against mundane reality, the blues often result.

Israeli spokesmen struggled to be true to this prescription when 16 Palestinians were killed in a UN shelter in Gaza last Thursday.

Mr. Stennet said he told the human resources manager at the Home Depot in Hilo, Hawaii, about his prescription when he was being hired.

(The discount cards also are independent of any generic drug pricing some pharmacies offer, such as $4 or $10 per prescription; when available, those prices may be lower than the price a consumer could get with a discount card).