The ostensible goal is to make sure that S-chip does not substitute for coverage provided by employers.
L. 99 514, § 1112(a), substituted "Minimum coverage requirements" for "Eligibility" as subsec.
As a state increases its income limits, he said, "it's more likely to substitute for private coverage".
John C. Rother, chief lobbyist for AARP, formerly known as the American Association of Retired Persons, said: "This legislation should not be viewed as a substitute for insurance coverage.
So, yes: Pete Souza is not a substitute for "news coverage".
However, telestroke can also be used as a substitute for neurologist coverage by local hospital staff outside office hours, as in the on-call telestroke service recently introduced in Arendal Hospital in the southern region.
One such strategy is to substitute shallow genome coverage of long sequence reads, or their assemblies, generated with the Roche 454 or Sanger sequencing technology for a complete genome sequence.
BACKGROUND: TennCare expanded Medicaid coverage, substituting managed care for fee-for-service reimbursement in Tennessee.
Terms like 'universal healthcare,' 'Medicare for All,' and 'single-payer' are typically substituted for universal coverage as if they're interchangeable and all mean the same thing.
Because of their apprehension to a backlash concerning their teaching, untold numbers of teachers diminish their evolution instruction in a variety of ways, from using less pedagogically effective methods to truncating the "coverage" to substituting misleading substitutes such as "change over time" for the e-word to eliminating the subject altogether.
