Sentence examples for coverage for risks from inspiring English sources

Marlborough Underwriting insures ships and offers coverage for risks like weather-related cancellations of events.

As manufacturers consolidate, fewer but larger companies are seeking global coverage for big risks.

Munich Re, the leading company in reinsurance -- the coverage of risks for other insurance companies -- said today that it had lost $375 million in the quarter ended June 30, because of the slump in stock markets and an increase in provisions for claims arising from the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11.

And now that Muslim wrath has spread beyond Denmark to other countries, Mr Keville says it is probably too late for European companies to buy coverage for political risk in the Middle East that takes effect immediately: "We'd look at any potential risk out there very nervously," he says.

This doesn't leave the farmer with much flexibility for obtaining coverage for specific risk factors that may occur well after the crop has been in the ground.

The policies will be available through insurance agents and will be administered by the California Automobile Assigned Risk Plan, the nonprofit organization that provides coverage for high-risk drivers.

But if it did, it would need to find another way to limit coverage for high-risk patients so it doesn't cost more than the budgeted amount, Pollack said.

30 In the USA, PPV coverage for high-risk adults aged 19 64 in 2009 was 17.5%.

There were virtually no changes in the percentage of coverage for both risk factors and early detection information over time.

Three of Europe's biggest insurance companies are in talks to set up a Luxembourg-based joint venture that would provide partial insurance coverage for terror-attack risks in Europe, perhaps with government backing.

[C2.] Talks in Terror Insurance Venture Three of Europe's biggest insurance companies -- Allianz of Germany, Swiss Re and Zurich Financial Services -- are in talks to set up a Luxembourg-based joint venture that would provide partial insurance coverage for terror-attack risks in Europe, perhaps with government backing.