- hand, "lay of the land," and
paternal guidance for
inexperienced enrollees.
Enrollees were
organized into work
detail units called "sections" of 25 men...
-
premiums from both
enrollees and the government. Part D
plans typically pay most of the cost for
prescriptions filled by
their enrollees. However, plans...
- Additionally,
enrollees would be able to
purchase greater coverage by
paying more in
addition to the
fixed government contribution. Conversely,
enrollees could...
- restore,
preserve and
protect a natural, cultural, or
historical resources.
Enrollees are paid for
their work.
Public Land
Corps (ages 16–25) is a job helping...
-
educate students in the
field of architecture. Only
about one-fifth of
enrollees graduate.
There are
three types of
professional degrees in architecture...
- Buckeyes. He is a
former five-star
recruit who
began his
career as an
early enrollee playing for the
Alabama Crimson Tide
before transferring to Ohio State...
-
involves transferring funds from
plans with lower-risk
enrollees to
plans with higher-risk
enrollees. It was
intended to
encourage insurers to
compete based...
-
Lineal descent means that
anyone directly descended from
original tribal enrollees could be
eligible for
tribal enrollment,
regardless of how much native...
-
between the
registrar and
enrollee when
attempting to
validate a PIN,
which is an eight-digit
number used to add new WPA
enrollees to the network.
Since the...
- institutions. By 2004, only 4,000 of the 16,000
descendants of the
original enrollees were
eligible to vote in elections.
Osage law also
equated votes for tribal...
