Sentence examples for support for coverage from inspiring English sources

Yet health care remains the Republican Party's Achilles' heel, and GOP candidates such as Arizona Senate nominee Rep. Martha McSally have found themselves facing tough questions about how they reconcile their current support for coverage for preexisting conditions with their longtime efforts to repeal the health-care law.

The objective of the current study was to expand the scope of field testing both geographically and with respect to type of intervention: i.e., to field test the framework as a support for coverage decisionmaking on a cervical cancer screening test (liquid-based cytology, LBC) by a private health plan in South Africa.

One aide to Mr. McCain said later that the senator did not support mandates for coverage of certain drugs, and that the bill he had voted against also expressed support for using tax money to promote the use of emergency contraceptives, which Mr. McCain opposed.

The results of a coverage experiment show that the mobile node can provide additional support for network coverage and can ensure that the sensor network will work properly in undesirable environments.

Several patient-advocate organizations and progressive groups decried the vote, warning that it could open the door to rollbacks in the expanded coverage the ACA has provided through new benefits requirements and greater federal support for insurance coverage.

Hence the right's support for catastrophic coverage, health savings accounts, premium support for Medicare, etc.

The actions came as Mr. Clinton tried to fire up public support for Medicare coverage of prescription drugs, one of his top goals in his last year in office.

But to maintain political support for expanding coverage, Massachusetts political leaders deliberately deferred any serious discussion then about how to control health care costs.

A Monday essay for the socialist magazine Jacobin by Harvard Medical School instructor Adam Gaffney argued that there was "no better time to fight for single-payer" than after the repeal fight revealed public support for wider coverage.

While the changes to the bill may bring that number of uninsured down, the modified GOP legislation still seeks to significantly scale back federal support for health coverage programs.

In 2007, the AMA launched a web site, VoicefortheUninsured.org, and began spending money on TV and print ads to raise public awareness of the plight of the uninsured and build support for universal coverage.