The phrase "are not insured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the lack of insurance coverage for a person, property, or situation.
Example: "Many homeowners are not insured against natural disasters, leaving them vulnerable to significant financial loss."
Alternatives: "lack insurance" or "are uninsured".
However, SII covers only those in dependent employment or those who offer full-time or part-time personal labour on commissioned work agreements and are not insured with any other insurance agency (i.e. about 50% of the Greek population) [ 7].
In addition, she proposes giving a 25percentt refundable tax credit to people who are not insured through their jobs and need to buy insurance as individuals, and giving families whose incomes are above 300percentt of the poverty line a chance to buy Children's Health Insurance Program insurance at a rate cheaper than the market rates for individuals.
Changes in practice patterns for a substantial proportion of insured patients can spill over to people who are not insured by the managed care plans (including the FFS Medicare population) who are seen by the same physicians influenced by the managed care practices and protocols.
As a result, the hospital has been able to support payment for medical services for some of the most vulnerable patients in the program those in their 20s who are not insured, either because they've aged-out of state insurance or are no longer eligible to be on their parents' insurance plan.
As to the "omission" about FDIC insurance, the letters also "omit" that they are not insured by Warren Buffet, or Jimmy Buffet, or the local buffet restaurant.
On the most basic level, the law will ensure that people can get health insurance, and thus medical care, even if they are not insured by their employer or their spouse's employer.
Contributions to the public pension insurance are mandatory for all seasonal workers who are not insured in their home country.
If you are not insured through your job, buying a policy is incredibly expensive, because insurers know that the people in the market for a policy are the ones who expect to get sick.
Forbes: Would you be amenable to the idea of having higher capital requirements on short-term lenders to an institution that are not insured so that, you know, you make that distinction between FDIC-insured and short term, where you can get too much short-term and when the markets panic, suddenly, even if you're otherwise solvent, you're going to get swept away?
International migration serves as a more effective insurance mechanism for these households, separating them from households who are not insured and therefore fall back on relatively low-yield, low variance seed.
Certainly, deposit insurance limits bank runs, but most banks have many liabilities that are not insured deposits, many of which are short term and can be called overnight.
