Sentence examples for certain insurers from inspiring English sources

The suit was a shocker even to industry veterans because it disclosed Mr. Spitzer's findings of phony bids designed to direct business to certain insurers and to keep insurance rates high.

Senate Republican leaders sought an immediate vote on legislation to overturn the president's policy and allow a broad exemption for certain insurers and employers that have religious or moral objections to such coverage.

Under the president's original program, devised by Mr. Scully and Mark B. McClellan, a White House aide, the government would have given a seal of approval to discount cards issued by certain insurers and companies that manage drug benefits.

Multiple states, including Massachusetts and New York, have reported back to the federal government certain insurers that are out of compliance with a given health reform provision, or are incorrectly advertising their services.

The Treasury Department plans to extend the $700 billion bailout to certain insurers, according to The Wall Street Journal, which cited people familiar with the matter.

As we see, insurers have left certain markets because with the benefits we now expect and receive, certain insurers believed that their profit margin was not high enough to stay given what they had to cover―-again, in certain markets.

One thing that is certain, the insurers have us by the neck, and the "advantages" of these plans are rapidly disappearing.

If that were to become law, then it's almost certain no insurer offering coverage to individuals would include abortion coverage, because no insurer would want to give up those lucrative payments.

Health care: Left out of the bill was a health-care measure sought by GOP Sens. Susan Collins (Maine) and Lamar Alexander (Tenn). that would have allowed states to establish high-risk pools to help cover costly insurance claims while restoring certain payments to insurers under the Affordable Care Act.

Omitted was a health-care measure sought by GOP Sens. Susan Collins (Maine) and Lamar Alexander (Tenn ., which would have allowed states to establish high-risk pools to help cover costly insurance claims while restoring certain payments to insurers under the Affordable Care Act.

Mr. Fortenberry has introduced a bill to let certain employers and insurers opt out of the mandate for contraceptive coverage.