Sentence examples for sort of voucher from inspiring English sources

And this sort of "voucher" privatisation had mixed, sometimes disastrous, results when tried in eastern Europe.

Among the lying liars, then, is the guy who, back in 2009, described the Ryan plan as "converting Medicare into defined contribution sort of voucher system".

The political impact for Britons would be softened by a controversial "social payment", in the form of some sort of voucher or other asset.

To the old he harps on about his commitment to preserving Medicare in its present form, rather than adopting the sort of voucher scheme Mr Romney proposes.

Among the lying liars, then, is the guy who, in 2009, described the Ryan plan as a matter of "converting Medicare into a defined contribution sort of voucher system".

They also announced a sort-of voucher, under which the government would pay for children to go to private schools that charge no more than the average cost of educating a child in a state school (£5,500 a year).

Several states have shown a willingness to experiment with different sorts of voucher schemes.

But the idea, of a sort of portable voucher system, is a Republican one: patients can get so much care and top up and carry the risks.

Another is "tokenisation": the devices do not exchange card numbers, but tokens (a sort of digital voucher), making fraud much more difficult.Apple has also made mobile payments less arduous.

Currently, 10 states have some sort of public voucher, tax credit or tax deduction programs, according to the Education Commission of the States, a clearinghouse on education information that is based in Denver.

But this does not mean that nursery vouchers (or any other sort of educational vouchers) are unworkable.