Sentence examples for subsidized scheme from inspiring English sources

We can add to this the inefficiency of the health authority in this case, the Health Department-in getting providers and private insurers of the subsidized scheme involved in the implementation of the interventions developed by public providers [ 52, 53].

However, the results are marginally better in certain segments of the Colombian networks analyzed (ambulatory centres with primary and secondary care co-location owned by or tied to the contributory scheme insurers, and public providers of the subsidized scheme); and in the network of the state capital in Brazil.

Since public revenue subsidizes the scheme, the financial underpinning of the scheme is tantamount to differential public investment in the health care needs of the least poor.

Beneficiaries in the Medical Welfare Schemes, the publicly subsidized voluntary insurance scheme, and the uninsured 30% of the population, were combined and covered by a new universal coverage scheme (UCS), financed through general taxation.

Probed on Uber's approach to sick pay, Byrne pointed to the personal injury and illness insurance the company launched in the UK earlier this year — saying Uber "heavily subsidizes" the scheme.

Probed on Uber's approach to sick pay, Byrne pointed to the personal injury and illness insurance the company launched in the UK earlier this year — saying Uber "heavily subsidizes" the scheme.

Some unions depended heavily on public works schemes subsidized by government.

Central governments also subsidized municipal welfare schemes such as orphanages and senior citizen housing and encouraged municipal transport, housing, and water and sewage schemes especially in northern Italy, where the municipalities could afford such innovations.

Unemployment did not rise as steeply in Austria as elsewhere in Europe, partly because the government subsidized reduced working hour schemes to allow companies to retain employees.

It is reasonably believed that the rapid expanded population coverage by the health insurance schemes, hugely subsidized by the central and local governments in China, did play a role in such an increase of health service uses.

One observer wrote in The Chicago Daily Tribune in 1877 that it was an outrage "when the government exacts a tax for subsidizing any business scheme, for providing public improvements that are not needed, or in any other enterprise which is intended merely to furnish work for the unemployed".