The phrase "a insurance programme" is not correct in English.
It should be "an insurance programme." You can use the correct phrase when referring to a specific plan or scheme that provides financial protection against certain risks.
Example: "The company offers an insurance programme that covers health, life, and property."
Alternatives: "an insurance plan" or "an insurance policy."
Ultimately, the key to farmers being able to participate continuously in an insurance programme and the insurance companies finding insuring small-scale farmers a viable business, is for farmers to be well organized, strengthened and empowered.
The structure of a voucher programme is, in many ways, similar to that of an insurance programme, and vouchers are sometimes viewed as paving the way for the introduction of social health insurance.
See articleThe Obama administration ditched an insurance programme for care assistance aimed at people with severe illnesses or disabilities, which formed part of the health-care reform act.
Medicare is an insurance programme operated by the US government and serves as the primary insurance for all Americans aged 65 or older.
Yes, it expands Medicaid, a public insurance programme, to a broader swath of the poor.
In a civil-fraud lawsuit, the Justice Department has accused the two firms of repeatedly lying between 1999 and 2009 about the quality of mortgages they selected for inclusion in a government insurance programme.As a participating lender, MortgageIT was allowed to get suitable loans backed by the Federal Housing Administration FHAa), a government agency.
And then there is the problem of joblessness, which keeps unemployed veterans on VA health care rather than getting it from a private insurance programme offered by an employer, as most Americans do.A wide array of government programmes have failed to get veterans back to work.
Republicans added a sweetener to the bill in the form of a six-year extension to a health insurance programme for children in lower-income families.
At any one time, more than 43m Americans under the age of 65 have no health insurance (the elderly are covered by Medicare, a federal insurance programme).
The scope and implementation of timber insurance in several countries are reviewed, and some practical guidance is offered to those intending to develop a timber insurance programme to encourage investment in the growth of planted forests.
