partial reimbursement

Any payment is diverted to the welfare program as partial reimbursement.

Anything more would go to the counties, creating partial reimbursement for their outlays.

In some cases, officials might be entitled to partial reimbursement from the Justice Department.

Through documents known as cost reports, hospitals are able to obtain partial reimbursement for costs related to patient care.

That opens the way for the owners to receive a partial reimbursement of taxes paid on the addition since 1997, plus interest.

Mr. Browne had also made two partial reimbursements during the trip of about $200 each.

He did rejoin the Council after an agreement was reached and partial reimbursement for his losses was paid.

Federal cost report filings are used to obtain partial reimbursement for particular types of expenses that are directly related to patient care.

From this sum he redistributed partial reimbursements to 697 known investors on whom Bonham had defaulted.

Employees who looked to the tax code for partial reimbursement of their out-of-pocket expenses will be motivated now to seek it from their employer.

But her insurer concluded that the charges were beyond the "reasonable and customary" amount for lower Manhattan and offered only partial reimbursement.

More important, the hospital would be able to obtain partial reimbursement for the portion of general administrative expenses that should have been assigned to the elderly programs.

Spectacles are not publicly subsidized at all, although dentistry is available as a municipal service or can be obtained privately with partial reimbursement from the state.

Form 2106: Employee Business Expense Like many consultants and salespeople, the wife had expenses for which she received only partial reimbursement.

Insurance generally does not cover the entire cost of staying in a recovery center, though many patients qualify for partial reimbursement, depending on their carrier and the procedure.

(Con Ed's policy is to give partial reimbursement for food that spoils because of heat-related blackouts, not because of storms.)

Calls to Board Members In recent months, The News has sought to lure vendors back into the fold with offers of cash and partial reimbursement for damages.

If the review body finds the protest justified, it orders the total or partial reimbursement of the additional search fees, and, if applicable, the protest fee, to the applicant.

The agreement also provides for reassignment for disabled employees and pregnant women, partial reimbursement for eye exams and glasses, health and safety training, and accelerated dispute resolution.

The Mayor said one thing that has reduced tensions is a state law that gives local governments partial reimbursements for the revenue they lose on tax-exempt property owned by colleges and hospitals.

For instance, rather than insisting on being paid the full cost of a dress that had been worn for six months before it became discolored at the cleaners, be prepared to accept partial reimbursement.

However, in some cases, if wind broke a window during the storm, partial reimbursement could be obtained for water damage, by the logic that some water would enter the dwelling through the window.

Find out if the tour company is a member of the National Tour Association, which has a consumer-protection plan that provides full or partial reimbursement to consumers when one of its member companies goes bankrupt.

Many of the infected are among the 40 million Americans without health insurance, and even the insured must often battle cost-containment-fixated H.M.O.'s that are slow to approve expensive new drugs for even partial reimbursement.

The solution reached on the partial reimbursement of training costs was to ask the Member States to address the problem through national measures because, at the end of the day, harmonisation of their solutions was not essential.