"As prime minister it's a huge pleasure and a privilege to be involved in this coming together of the armed services on one hand, civilians on the other and say we really respect what you do".
GPs are being forced to act as double agents commissioning services on one hand and keeping costs down, while trying to act in the best interests of their patients.
Yet a couple of weeks into the free-agent season, you can count the combined known bidders for their services on one hand, and that includes the Giants and the A's.
Careful observation of inadequate demand occurrences for health services on one hand allows the observation of a direct relationship between inappropriate use and increased costs [ 2, 4].
In conclusion, the public STI clinics in our study are serving the dual role of a patient service on one hand, and a sentinel site for the public health surveillance of STI on the other.
Distributed virtual environments (DVEs) belong to the most demanding applications, requiring a network with a high quality of service on one hand and high graphical and computational power of the participating hosts on the other.
Another implication of global liberalization has been a partial breakdown in the pre-existing linkage between the prices of goods and services on the one hand and of assets on the other.
In plain English, faced with a choice of raising taxes and slashing government services on the one hand or inflating the dollar on the other, politicians will choose inflation.
