Word: optioned
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Early indications are that the vouchers areselling very quickly and that people are enjoyinghaving this new option to help," Lieberman said."People on the street are also enjoying theprogram and are redeeming the vouchers...
Giardi received impeccable protection from the offensive line and executed Restic's offense to esoteric perfection, using playaction passes and the option to keep Columbia back on its heels...
...White House estimates that in 1994 such policies would be $1,800 a year for an individual and $4,200 for a two-parent family. Workers who want this average plan would pay the remaining 20% of the premium. Those who want a more expensive plan would have the option of paying more out of their own pocket. And those willing to settle for a no-frills (HMO) could pay less...
...price and service. Under the current system, says Paul Starr, a Princeton health-care expert who helped write the Clinton plan, "most people don't have a choice of any plan. They just take whatever their employer gives them." Under the Clinton plan, people would be offered several options. The most expensive would be the traditional fee-for-service medicine from an individual doctor. Less expensive would be the so-called preferred-provider organizations (PPOs) that many companies are now using; these require that workers go to specified doctors and hospitals that are part of the plan. An even cheaper...
...president, have the option oftea with the senior class--an age-oldtradition--or being present at a ceremony for a $5million donation, what do you do?" asks Universityfundraising consultant Martin Grenzebach, chair ofChicago-based John Grenzebach & Assoc., addingthat the answer isn't obvious...