Sentence examples for cover the replacement from inspiring English sources
So far insurers are deciding whether to cover the replacement operation on a case-by-case basis, unless the lead has already fractured.
Insurers are advising homeowners to check their policies to see if they will cover the replacement of shrubs, trees and hedges, as well as the often quite valuable contents of the garden shed.
The pier's challenges are so severe, he said, that a park improvement district, while potentially helpful with routine maintenance, would not cover the replacement of 3,600 steel pilings or the roof.
That is to cover the replacement of fabrics such as draperies and bedding, and the deep cleaning of everything else.
(Though Ginsburg might have gotten it wrong when she questioned whether a Jewish employer could refuse to cover the replacement of a faulty heart valve with a pig's valve. From what I can find online, if a pig valve is the way to save the person's life, Jewish law would actually require that it be used, because preservation of life takes precedence over kosher law).
Does the insurance cover the replacement cost if your time share is wrecked by, say, a hurricane?
There are other variables, too, like the amount of the deductible and whether the policy covers the replacement value of household items or simply their current cash value, which is usually less.
In addition to taking inventory of personal property -- and documenting the inventory with photos or on videotape if possible -- it is important to make sure that the policy limit adequately covers the replacement cost.
Not all policies are created equal; if you get a bare-bones policy that just covers the replacement cost of your stuff, you will be missing possible coverage for the relocation to another area or the living costs while you wait for your apartment to be repaired.
Ms. Aviles said that although she had long since donated the clothes to the Salvation Army, the woman sued her in Small Claims Court and won $2,800 to cover the full replacement cost.
Patients were deemed eligible if they did not have health insurance that would cover the joint replacement and could not purchase the surgery out of pocket.
