Sentence examples for common insurance from inspiring English sources

At 1.7 times embedded value, a common insurance valuation metric, A.I.A. looks comparatively inexpensive.

Consequently, and perhaps controversially, we propose a common insurance or protection scheme, largely funded by the sector to achieve these aims.

The company had been a victim of a common insurance scheme in which criminals stage a collision with other vehicles and then make false claims for damage and injuries.

That approach makes the most sense, because it preserves the idea of a common insurance pool in which risks are shared and costs are kept down for all participants.

Given all this, it is nearly impossible to imagine the euro holding together without the "Europeanisation" of bank deposits through the introduction of a common insurance scheme backed by the entire zone, particularly the ECB.

A woman whose pack of pills is running low and who needs to get another to cover her for, say, a period of travel abroad could find herself unable to do so, because of common insurance rules that determine how often women can obtain birth-control refills on an already written prescription.

The lack of a common deposit insurance scheme in the Eurozone means that deposit insurance is a luxury available only to those countries that can afford it - which are also the countries that least need it.

… Violence against Catholics on the East coast was so common that insurance companies practically refused to insure them.

Many analysts also think common deposit insurance is required.

The Cyprus crisis also highlights the lack of a common deposit insurance regime.

"A.W.P. as a reference price is very common in insurance contracts," said Peter Neupert, chairman of Drugstore.com, an Internet pharmacy.