Sentence examples for qualified entity from inspiring English sources

Certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services CMSS) as a Qualified Entity, FAIR Health receives all of Medicare Parts A, B and D claims data for use in nationwide transparency efforts.

"We have a qualified entity saying this can be done," Ms. Segarra said.

L. 103 322, § 320928(c), inserted "(other than itself)" after "failure of a qualified entity".

L. 103 322, § 320928(a)(2)(A), substituted "to a person to whom the qualified entity provides care" for "to a child to whom the qualified entity provides child care".

The designated entity may, upon request from a qualified entity, complete a check of a State criminal history database.

A fee charged to a qualified entity that is not organized under section 501(c)(3) of title 26 may not be less than the total sum of the costs of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the designated entity.

The Administrator may authorize qualified entities to monitor motor carriers that receive recognition, including credit or an improved SMS percentile, under this section through a no-cost contract structure.

420, which authorized the Secretary of Transportation to make access to jobs grants and reverse commute grants to assist qualified entities in financing eligible projects, was repealed by Pub.

These claims should be anonymized to ensure HIPAA compliance and made publicly available to any request, not just "qualified entities". Since public claims are paid for with taxpayer dollars, every U.S. citizen has need-to-know clearance, making the cherry picking of who may see these data is philosophically anathema to the Open Government Initiative.

An elaborate system has been put in place to assure the rigor and objectivity of what the European Aviation Safety Agency calls "qualified entities," but the simple fact is that without relying on outsiders to perform many of the tasks associated with aircraft certification, it would be impossible for government agencies to assure flight safety.

Public Law 105-229, commonly referred to as the Shackleford Banks Wild Horses Protection Act, states that the Bankers on Shackleford Island are to be jointly managed by the National Park Service and another qualified nonprofit entity (currently the Foundation for Shackleford Horses).