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Alison, hospital consultant, 56, says: “If we lose the NHS it would symbolise a lack of regard for the principles on which it was set up: universal, equitable, comprehensive, high quality and free at the point of delivery.
Source: https://www.ft.com/content/f31ddd8c-b653-4a9c-9395-3ddb1af4963f
All we know for sure is that the fee will be paid on the basis of an individual’s passport nationality which suggests cash payment options at the point of entry by land, sea or air.
And it must be ethical both at the point of production and consumption.
As at the time Mr President took over, precisely May, 29, we were actually at the point of default, and NNPC was facing imminent illiquidity because we kept carrying the subsidy burden.
Source: https://blueprint.ng/president-tinubus-subsidy-pronouncement-saved-nnpcl-from-bankruptcy-kyari/
A union member testified at the hearing that “An Universal Health plan, free of charge at the point of service is in the only path forward”.
Source: https://oregoncatalyst.com/66157-sb-704-hearing-free-health-care-costs-32.html
Cameron Heyward and Larry Ogunjobi were terrific on the afternoon, dominating at the point of attack throughout the matchup.
Source: https://steelersdepot.com/2023/01/positional-grades-steelers-vs-browns-8/
Developed by epidemiologists at Epividian®, OPERA is a large electronic health record (EHR) database containing patient-level data without identifiers and collected at the point of care for about 14% of the total U.S. HIV population.
Enabling them to be employed at the point of greatest need by the most appropriate operator, maximising the achieved effect in rapidly evolving tactical situations.
Eurodollar futures inversions always meant the global economy would seize up at the point of the inversion.
Finally, Jaggi arrives at the point of the story.
“Free at the point of use is an absolutely governing principle as we go into this review, but we do need change and reform.”
He said, “I was at the point of giving up.
Source: https://newmail-ng.com/i-was-at-the-point-of-giving-up-but-god-blessed-me-with-twins-davido/
Humza Yousaf has outlined “radical” plans for an independent Scotland to have a written constitution – saying such a document could protect workers’ rights to strike and guarantee healthcare that is “free at the point of need”.
Source: https://www.insider.co.uk/news/yousaf-puts-written-constitution-heart-30267354
I do think that we’re at the point of an existential crisis and not just climate, also AI.
Source: https://www.burytimes.co.uk/news/23605532.peter-gabriel-opens-first-manchester-show-9-years/?ref=rss
“I’m sort of stunned that we’re actually here at the point of it becoming a reality,” says Compton.
Introduced by the group Americans for Fair Taxation in the 90s, the plan would see the tax code replaced with a single sales tax charged at the point of sale, like most state’s sales taxes.
Law enforcement officers are also encouraged under the bill to offer referral at the point of arrest, instead of putting the individual in jail and referring that charges be filed.
Source: https://crosscut.com/politics/2023/02/push-decriminalize-fades-wa-senate-considers-new-drug-law
Let’s allow more contact at the point of attack so defense isn’t impossible and get rid of intentional charge draws forever.
Source: https://fansided.com/2023/04/16/fans-ban-charge-ja-morant-giannis-antetokounmpo-injured/
Migrants who hesitated to board an already overcrowded fishing boat were herded on board at the point of a sword, presumably because the human smugglers wanted to maximize their profits.
Nationalised healthcare, free at the point of need, has created a bond between state and citizenry that has lasted for generations and will last for years more if there are people willing to fight for it.