The total costs, including construction and the fees and services that constitute "soft" costs, come to $130,000 a unit.
Yet the promise, according to Dr. David M. Lawrence, the former chief executive of Kaiser Permanente, the nation's largest private health care provider, is "an array of technology-enabled, consumer-based services that constitute a new form of primary health care".
For example, the first line in Table 2 shows the company's net sales revenues for the period: the assets obtained from customers in exchange for the goods and services that constitute the company's stock-in-trade.
It contains a checklist of services that constitute the entitlement, establishes certain exclusion criteria, and limits the provision of certain services due to the limited resources available to the NHS.
Research questions are: what proportions of women receive the three types of maternal health services that constitute the continuum of care antenatal care, skilled birth attendance, and postnatal care?
There are various practices and behaviors by service providers that constitute moral hazards.
Knowledge-as-a service is an emerging research trend that constitutes a promising path for organizations aiming to achieve better customer support and decision-making across a wide range of content providers.
Doesn't matter, says the High Court, that constitutes copyright infringement.
Instead, service users rated those elements that constitute preconditions for COC most highly.
He argues that the effectiveness of the public service would be contingent upon several conditions: meritocratic recruitment, attractive compensation, a sense of dedication on the part of civil servants, civil servants' commitment to ethical standards, and the allocation of adequate resources to the various institutions that constitute the public service.
