Examples of Tier Three in a sentence
When the prescribing physician recommends a Tier Three medication over a Tier Two or Tier One medication for medical necessity, the insured shall be responsible for the Tier Two co-pay.
Tier Three and Tier Four training will not be eligible for compensation.
The benefit is a three-tier formulary program with a $10 co-pay for Tier One drugs, a $20 co-pay for Tier Two drugs, and a $35 co-pay for Tier Three drugs.
For persons hired in the Production Cities to perform services in said cities or hired in said cities to perform services outside of said cities, and for persons hired outside of said cities to perform services in the Production Cities, hereafter identified, the applicable minimum wage rates of Appendix C shall apply on productions with production costs budgeted within Tier Two or Tier Three.
For all productions with production costs in excess of the Tier Three budget limits, as defined in Article I, in the United States the wages, benefits and terms and conditions of the following agreements, as applicable, shall apply to such productions: the current Producer - IATSE Basic Agreement, the “Majors” Agreements of the New York Production Locals, and/or Theatrical and Television Motion Picture Area Standards Agreement.
For persons hired at all other locations to perform services outside of the Production Cities to work on a production with production costs budgeted within Tier Two or Tier Three, the minimum applicable wage rates set forth in Appendix D shall apply.
The benefit is limited to a 30-day supply at retail pharmacies and a 90-day supply with 2 co-pays for Tier Two and Tier Three drugs and one co-pay for Tier One drugs through mail order.
For all productions with production costs in excess of the Tier Three budget limits in Canada, the established theatrical motion picture agreements of the respective Canadian locals of the IATSE which cover theatrical motion pictures with budgets exceeding such limits shall be applicable to such productions.
Pathways and access to resources vary by student need and case, but they follow the general pathway of moving from teachers identifying concerns (Tier One, see below), to guidance counselors working with students and/or their families (Tier Two), and, in the most difficult cases, referrals to each school’s Student Study Team (SST) for referral to resources in and out of school including special education or outside counseling (Tier Three).
Tier Three: To provide for investment in new assets and/or amenities, and programs to advance policy goals.