The company medical treatment insurance covered all the medical treatment costs.

In the United States, North America, much more expensive. Legal costs, medical costs ...

Cuban cooperation with Haiti goes beyond direct medical assistance.

106,000 under medical services for projected higher costs of medical supplies and medical services provided locally, owing to the appreciation of the Cyprus pound.

When medical expenses constituted only a small percentage of income, as was typically the case 50 years ago, an egalitarian approach to healthcare was a small extravagance. The direct and indirect costs were relatively minor and affordable.

But the direct costs are really only the tip of the iceberg.

oblige the person to compensate the medical and other costs resulting from domestic violence

The claimants in that report did not submit any claims for medical treatment costs.

The direct and active participation of medical universities in the use and promotion of space technology was critical in public health education and remote medical instruction.

The additional requirements under this heading are attributable to the increased costs of medical services provided by private doctors and clinics and the increased costs of medicines and medical supplies combined with the appreciation of the Cyprus pound during the reporting period.

(e) Costs required for legal or expert assistance, medicine and medical services, and psychological and social services.

(e) Costs required for legal or expert assistance, medicine and medical services, and psychological and social services.

The first claim unit is for medical treatment costs for persons injured by mines and ordnance explosions.

Iran seeks compensation for expenses incurred in treating these additional cases indirect costs such as transportation costs costs incurred by caregivers opportunity costs and costs of future medical care. Iran also seeks monetary compensation for the reduced well being of its citizens who suffered from respiratory diseases.

Alarmed by direct and overt attacks on medical facilities, transport and personnel in a number of current armed conflicts,

In China, the direct and active participation of medical universities in the use and promotion of space technology had been critical in public health education and medical instruction in remote areas.

They can take the form of direct subsidies, reduced interest rates or reduced costs for acquiring land.

The drivers of medical costs, demographics and prescription drug utilization are also on the rise (see table 31.2).

This phenomenon is said to consume an estimated 6 billion Malaysian ringgit, or 1.5 billion, resulting from loss of productivity, medical costs, management costs and property damage, among others.

A 7.5 million cost increase in this area is to strengthen staff security both through centrally shared costs and direct costs at field locations (see para. 20 below).

Governments should carefully evaluate direct and opportunity costs, as well as projected benefits, before entering negotiations on the process.

UNICEF continues to encourage thematic other resources to reduce transaction costs and make more resources available for direct programme assistance.

Such losses do not include additional significant direct and external costs to the ocean ecosystem and coastal communities that rely upon it.

In addition, the Swedish authorities apparently did not seek to call any medical expertise, particularly after the complainant's direct allegation of torture in March 2003.

1.66 Health Programme The resource growth over 2004 2005 appropriations is attributed to staff requirements and increases in hospitalization costs, medical supplies and patient subsidies.

Costs of accommodation, food and transportation are provided, as well as socio psychological support, consultation and information on legal, medical, health, work, educational issues, etc.

The Committee was informed that in addition to the centrally shared costs of 26.2 million mentioned above, the direct costs, or those incurred in field locations and charged against each office's support costs, are estimated at 24.8 million for 2006 2007, as compared to 29.6 million for 2004 2005.

1.171 To meet the emerging standards for business training and business development services (BDS), where all the direct costs of training are met from participation fees and only the overhead and administrative costs are subsidised from donor contributions.

The Panel is, therefore, unable to evaluate the technical merits of the study and medical screening programme or to assess whether the claimed costs are reasonable.

The direct cost was 14,000 for 2,900 sets of 6 CD ROMs, but UNHCR did not compute the overall costs for conception, production and distribution.

The direct cost was 14,000 for 2,900 sets of six CD ROMs, but UNHCR did not compute the overall costs for conception, production and distribution.

The unutilized balance resulted mainly from lower actual costs than budgeted for medical services attributable to fewer referrals of staff members to private hospitals and increased use of the Mission's air assets for medical evacuations instead of relying wholly on commercial arrangements.

Those remaining elements, such as printing, public information services, or translation, that have a direct impact on the relevant programmes have been tabulated as operating costs.

These issues can be easily overcome by current technology, but the lack of standardization has a direct impact on the costs associated with the required customizations.

The Committee notes that discussions focused on the inclusion of basic salary and allowances, peacekeeping related training costs and post deployment medical costs, but, as indicated in the report of the Working Group, no consensus was reached on the issue of troop costs (see A C.5 58 37, para. 77 and annex IV).

Iran claims that it incurred additional costs because it provided more medical treatment than normal in 1990 and 1991 because of the effects of the oil well fires.

(f) The direct and indirect costs of producing, translating and disseminating the materials are identified and to report thereon to the General Assembly at its fifty seventh session

The level of resources in the former estimate is comprised of 0.4 per cent of GDP in direct redistribution costs and 0.7 per cent for additional social policies.

Special purpose grants shall cover, in addition to the full costs of implementing the project (direct costs), including administrative costs, an execution fee that should be determined by the Executive Director of the Institute on a case by case basis but should not be less than 13 per cent in each case (see General Assembly resolution 42 197, sect.

The current conflict of opinion on the health effects of natural and medical low dose radiation exposure needed to be resolved by the collection of more direct data, both ecological and epidemiological.

To sum up, communications relating to various foreign operations and transactions resulted in 331,296 of direct economic costs alone to the banking system between mid 2004 and May 2005.

The same breakthroughs now possible in education can occur in health care. The US health care system is notoriously expensive, partly because many of the key costs are controlled by the American Medical Association and private sector health insurance companies, which act like monopolists, driving up costs.

However, while the Panel finds that the tariffs of the Ministry of Health and Medical Education are reasonable for calculating treatment costs for the hospital cases, it does not consider that these tariffs are reasonable for calculating treatment costs for ambulatory cases at the refugee camps.

In short, an overwhelming majority of Americans are insured, with government a major financer of health care. But there remain about 54 million individuals who are not formally insured, and some insured individuals still face the risk of financially ruinous medical costs if they have very expensive medical treatment.

In the view of the Panel, compensation for the costs of providing medical treatment to low birth weight infants born to refugees could duplicate the compensation recommended by the F2 Panel.