And it would cost much less than Obamacare at least if you do not qualify for, or refuse to accept, a federal subsidy to help pay the premiums.
So it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that Monroe has opted for a rather unprecedented plan to accept a one-year qualifying offer worth $5.5 million from the Detroit Pistons in an effort to gain his outright freedom next year as an unrestricted free agent.
Since the American public has accepted relocation of much of our manufacturing to China and India, why not accept opening our medical schools to everyone qualified and accept an unlimited number of doctors from foreign countries?
Running, however, was a small hurdle compared to being accepted and qualified to compete.
When he qualified he accepted a job as a law lecturer at the University of Adelaide, travelling there with his wife and two sons, Tony and his older brother, William, at the end of 1954.
CHWs are seen as a threat by existing health professionals and are not accepted as being adequately qualified to refer persons at high risk for further assessment at the health clinics.
What do I tell them?" WO (4) "I think if somebody has got an issue and it is highlighted they need to go to somebody who is qualified and prepared to accept them and that needs to be resourced rather than just giving it to the Welfare Officer".
Four‐year colleges gener ally be prepared to accept qualified transfer students and give them appropriate credit for the work they have already completed.
Though the summit is being derided as a failed opportunity within the union, Eastern and Central European nations eager to join were heartened by the stated intention to accept qualified applicants by 2004.
We did not take into account the 'ease of movement' as a factor commonly found in labour market models, like 'job embeddedness' (representing the midwives' intra-organizational investments made both on and off the job) and the 'job alternatives' (defined as jobs available to midwives that they are qualified for and willing to accept) [ 37, 38].
They also lack access to social amenities such as electricity; good roads, potable water and as a result qualified midwives do not want to accept postings in to these communities.
