Sentence examples for appropriate premiums from inspiring English sources

The families would all be paying appropriate premiums and co-payments.

"She refused to pay the appropriate premiums, and when that happens, insurance is cut off," he said.

State Farm's main argument involves the state's method of calculating its investment yield in setting the appropriate premiums.

If the government had been charging the appropriate premiums in the first place, the banks never would have created the illusion of wealth we enjoyed in the run up to 2008.

Mr. Perelman's proposal is for M & F Worldwide, a company in which he has a 35percentt stake, to buy Mr. Perelman's stake in Panavision at his cost, $190.3 million, or about $26 a share, "plus an appropriate premium to be negotiated".

If, as planned, M&F buys Mr. Perelman's Panavision stake at $26 a share, the price he paid for his shares plus "an appropriate premium to be negotiated," that would be more than six times greater than Panavision's current stock price.

The firewalls between businesses are being fortified, too, so that managers have a clearer idea of the standalone profitability of each division.UBS was especially guilty of underpricing its internal funding, letting its investment bank take advantage of the bank's cheap overall cost of funds without paying an appropriate premium for the risks it was taking.

The goal, Ebbers explained, was to force an acquirer to pay an appropriate premium should a takeover occur.

The board goes on to leave the company very much in play by saying it "will consider and assess the value to be received in exchange for the shares of Disney, and also the appropriate premium to reflect the full value of Disney".

For those strategies adopted during design, the purpose is to improve the design of health insurance schemes by measures such as modifying eligibility criteria to include more vulnerable populations, setting an appropriate premium level or providing subsidies, or improving the content, price and quality of the health care package.

"The indigenisation policy will take centre stage and this will present an opportunity for some foreign investors looking at Zimbabwean assets to price in appropriate risk premiums in their capital budgeting or investment appraisal models," he says.