Sentence examples for compelling insurance from inspiring English sources

Democrats had said that his market-driven plan, by not compelling insurance companies to cover people with health problems, would ignore the plight of people who have trouble getting coverage.

In Colombia, for example, the public has been encouraged to file law suits, called tutelas, some of which are aimed at compelling insurance schemes to cover services that should be covered (by law) in the benefit package and some of which aim to expand coverage for the plaintiff to include a service not part of the defined benefit package.

Rising catastrophic risks have imperiled homeowners and regional economies by causing drastic increases in insurance premiums and compelling insurance companies to drop hundreds of thousands of customers' coverage.

Duffy tells me that the startup aims to be (one of the first) online platforms for delivering preventative care at scale — at a cost point that demonstrates compelling ROI for insurance providers or self-insured employers.

Within financial stocks, there is still a compelling story in the insurance group.

That soft-pedalling may please the unions, some of which dislike the idea of compelling workers to buy insurance.

When Mr Romney was a governor it was not yet heretical for a conservative to propose compelling citizens to buy insurance.

It makes a compelling case that PAYD insurance would work well, reducing the carbon emissions, congestion and accident risk created by too much driving while leading drivers to pay the true cost of their mileage.

While the theoretical case for public unemployment insurance is compelling (Blanchard and Tirole2008), the potential adverse effects of high benefit replacement rates on steady-state employment have also long been identified in mainstream labor market theories (e.g. Layard et al.1991 Pissarides20000).1991 Pissarides2000

She wasn't keen on compelling people to take out insurance.

INSURANCE companies remain compelling investments despite the attacks on Sept. 11, says James W. Stratton, who manages the $45 million Stratton Growth fund.