Sentence examples for removing cost from inspiring English sources
For all families, Harvard is committed to removing cost as a barrier to attendance.
"Our strategic intent is to simplify information technology for our customers by removing cost and complexity," Mr. Dell said in a prepared statement.
Dr. Robert Scalettar, a corporate medical director for medical policy at Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, said, "Of course insurers are looking for less costly inpatient stays and services when it truly represents removing cost from the episode of care".
CRYPTOCARD provides three unique feature sets that enable this vision World leaders in software, phone and token-less authentication, removing cost and complexity and facilitating automation of every aspect of provisioning and support Automating everything: Provisioning, self service, reporting, management.
The CFPI may currently have the spotlight, but it's not the first program to test whether removing cost barriers to the most effective contraceptives – and educating women and providers – might reduce unwanted pregnancies and improve health outcomes.
Supporters of the new requirement said it would go a long way toward removing cost as a barrier to birth control, a longtime goal of advocates for women's rights and experts on women's health.
Killing historically conferred large fitness benefits: preventing premature death, removing cost-inflicting rivals, gaining resources, aborting rivals' prenatal offspring, eliminating stepchildren, and winnowing future competitors of one's children.
We needed to make some gardening investments that would pay off in the future by adding healthy food to our diets and removing costs from our budget.
However, sensitivity analyses removing costs incurred post-switch that were potentially due to the failure of the initial medication suggested decreases in costs in the range of $4.77 to $9.69 per day post-switch.
The decision-making body then took the extraordinary decision to remove cost as a criterion (in the country's largest ever procurement).
Such a requirement could remove cost as a barrier to birth control, a longtime goal of advocates for women's rights and experts on women's health.
