Sentence examples for privatized system from inspiring English sources

In fact, I would dare presidential candidates professing a distaste for socialized medicine to call openly for abolition of the V.A. health system in favor of a purely privatized system – e.g., a defined contribution system such as that advocated for Medicare by Representative Paul D. Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin and chairman of the House Budget Committee.

The truth in this case is that America's uniquely privatized system is also uniquely expensive and inefficient; health care is one area in which the public sector does it better than the private sector, and in which free-market doctrine is just a dangerous fantasy.

Creating individual retirement accounts would require enormous transition costs (as current workers would have to pay twice, once for current retirees and again for their own individual accounts) and would lead to political pressure to move toward a fully privatized system.

In the past 10 years, the character of the charter school movement has changed dramatically from community-based, educator-initiated local efforts that create alternatives for a small number of students to nationally funded efforts by foundations, investors, and educational management companies to create a parallel, more privatized system.

During the past decade, growth of Chiles real GDP has averaged over 6%, more than double that of the U.S. For the five years ending in 1994, the annualized total return of the Chilean stock market was 48.6% versus 8.7% for the U.S. Since the privatized system became fully operational in 1981, the average rate of return on investment has been 14% per year.

Under a fully privatized system, the evidence handler would distribute it to one of a rotating series of private labs.

These responsibilities will exist for both members of public systems like those in the UK, Canada, and Germany, public portions of highly privatized systems like Medicaid in the US, and even insurance holders in privatized systems who have a duty of solidarity to their fellow insurance pool members.

They remained dysfunctional until free-market-oriented governments privatized systems in the 1990's.

But it does prove that socialized systems can provide better care than privatized systems.

Newly privatized systems, Phillips says, will be able to leapfrog directly into a system with fewer, better choices.

Future studies of markedly different health system contexts, such as highly privatized systems, are key to the unfolding trust story we introduce in this analysis.