It regulates the costs of the health system, ensuring fewer disease-related complications, and avoiding mass affluence of patients to the clinics and hospitals of greater complexity [ 20, 26, 28].
By raising or lowering the rate, the central bank can regulate the cost of such borrowing.
Its report will form part of the government's review which includes the coalition promise to consider regulating the cost of some forms of credit.
In a society that is truly democratic and that cares for its citizenry, regulating the cost of a basic necessity is a simple, straightforward and caring act.
They would allow multinational corporations to sue governments that try to regulate the cost of public services if it could be proved companies' profits would be harmed.
This word comes just a few months after the EU regulated the cost mobile phone service providers could bill for roaming charges outside a customer's country of origin.
Methods of building emergency refuge system in underground coal mine were proposed, that were, establish coal enterprises and government and banks trinity of financing model, improve and regulate the cost of accident, sound disaster evaluation index, build emergency rescue system based on refuge facilities, design on the whole system structure.
His plan for forcing colleges to publicize more information and regulate the cost of college fits well with Obama's plans for greater scrutiny of universities.
Ofgem said it would regulate the costs of the new measures and only allow them to be passed on "in an efficient and economic manner".
Nowhere is the political debate over the drug industry more intense than in Maine, with its easy access to Canada, where prices are regulated and the cost differences are often achingly apparent.
Based on the acquired results, it is deduced that, compared to other methods, utilizing a PID controller optimized by genetic algorithm not only reduces 50% of energy providing costs, but also regulates the inner temperature of the Lab model with an error lower than 1%.
