Sentence examples for removing payment from inspiring English sources

The CHF Act of 2001 allows for community contributions in the health sector in order to achieve universal health coverage and address issues of equity in health care services by removing payment hardships [ 5].

Victorian senator Ricky Muir has requested modelling from the government about the impact of a plan initially floated by the Australian Council for Social Service, to maintain payments until the youngest child turns 12, instead of the current cut-off of 16, and also to test the impact of gradually removing payments from the time a child turns six, rather than immediately cutting them off.

Further research should also be carried out to determine if non-medical costs in terms of transportation, meals, etc., affect health seeking among the population, apart from removing payments at the point of service use.

Option to remove payment information from gamertag.

They include forcing advertisers to remove their content from websites carrying illegal material and making banks and credit card companies responsible for removing their payment services.

I'm pleased you are removing cash payments from the buses.

The charity has accused the council of systemic failures, including removing wellbeing payments without offering an alternative, and raising eligibility criteria for social care so that disabled people who previously received services are no longer able to do so.

MPs voted by a majority of 26 to reject what critics have dubbed the "bedroom tax", removing some payments if council tenants' properties are deemed to be under-occupied.

Younger people tend to get more riled up about changes that affect them immediately, like removing EMA payments for 16-18 year-olds orefusingng to raise the minimum wage for those under 25.

Table  2 reports the effect of removing direct payments for healthcare across the different measures of utilization.

We then take the novel step of comparing the results of a randomized trial of removing direct payments for healthcare using both sets of utilization measures.