Sentence examples for preserve coverage from inspiring English sources
Employers and some labor unions supported the change, saying it would help preserve coverage for early retirees.
Democrats say Congress must provide more money just to preserve coverage for the four million children already enrolled.
The old Medicaid rules are a straitjacket, restraining creative new approaches that could preserve coverage and expand it to more Americans in need".
He said last week that he would preserve coverage for people with pre-existing conditions, but only if they had been insured before and lost coverage when they were laid off or changed jobs, a more limited protection than the current law provides.
Moreover, moving an intermediate non-critical node will almost preserve coverage loss as these nodes do have overlapped coverage with neighbors.
In recent years, Arizona has raised co-payments and frozen enrollment for poor adults -- and is weighing a request for additional federal money to preserve coverage for about 150,000 people and reopen the program to new applicants.
Many Republicans have made cutting those taxes their top priority; others see preserving coverage as the imperative.
As described in Section 5, these criteria can help to extend a compiler with the ability of preserving coverage achieved at source level.
Reference [19] highlights the issue of sensor coverage as a major challenge in wireless sensor network through the investigation of two algorithms that address the energy efficient communication in wireless sensor network using multipath routing while preserving coverage.
The American Academy of Family Physicians, another doctor's group, echoed the call for a slower approach and said it is "concerned that the proposal falls short on preserving coverage, affordability, and comprehensive coverage".
Coverage criteria that are not based on the decisions, are easier to preserve, since coverage of conditions or basic blocks can be directly derived from the coverage of a single Matlab/Simulink element.
