Sentence examples for contract premium from inspiring English sources

The estimated premium impact of the lymphedema mandate ranged 0.14 0.64%% of the overall average contract premium on individual contracts, and 0.00 to 0.45 % on HMO contracts (Fig. 4).

Here, a trader could take in some contract premium, and since the stock has strong support at this price level, if the stock price drops and the option is put to the writer, they would own Regal very cheaply.

One company, called The Ticket Reserve, sells derivative contracts that obligate buyers to pay face value for the underlying ticket, plus the contract premium, if their teams make it to the big game.

The contract premiums are established to be actuarially sound in the sense that over the long-run, the expected indemnities paid equal premiums before subsidy is applied (Gould and Cabrera, 2011).

Some industry representatives felt that contract premiums based on quality were not finding their way to the producers to provide an incentive, but were rather pocketed by commercial intermediaries.

For a start, under long-term contracts, premium television networks like HBO and Showtime typically pay for movies using formulas based on domestic box-office revenue.

To gain Conservation Grade status, farmers must plant a range of wildlife habitats in return for a contracted premium price for their crop.

In 2000 legislation was enacted which expanded the role of the private sector in developing new contracts, premium subsidies were increased, and restrictions on the development of livestock (and dairy) insurance products were removed.

In August 1999, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission accused Cargill of offering grain contracts, called premium offer contracts, that were neither traded on a regulated commodity exchange nor sold by an options merchant registered with the commission, making them illegal.

The new album's title, "The Last," refers to the end of Aventura's recording contract with Premium Latin, and several songs teasingly suggest that it is the group's swan song.

Our results show that an optimal strategy for the insurer is to buy a two-layer reinsurance policy for each line of business, and it reduces to be a one-layer reinsurance contract for premium principles satisfying some additional mild conditions, which are met by the expected value principle, standard deviation principle and Wang's principle among many others.