Sentence examples for curtailed coverage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Patrick said it was too early to elaborate on what form the curtailed coverage would take.

The paper discusses how relying on one initiative can result in a limited and narrow contribution to sustainability and curtail coverage of the company's system.

Italy's biggest insurance company, Assicurazioni Generali Group, has yet to divest or curtail coverage for coal, but a spokesman told HuffPost it was completing an internal audit to determine the scope of its exposure to the fuel.

But after four passenger jets were hijacked by terrorists, the insurers abruptly curtailed their coverage.

Though ARD returned to cover the race in 2008, it has curtailed its coverage after more doping cases arose last year.

Had the F.D.A. ruled against the drug, it might have curtailed insurance coverage and off-label use of Avastin for breast cancer.

While 76percentt agreed that students should not be able to prevent the news media from covering campus protests, nearly half supported reasons for curtailing that coverage: biased reporting (49percentthe the right to be left alone when protesting (48percentt) and the right to tell their own story on the internet and social media (44percentt).

Gilligan is expected to take up the post part-time while retaining his current staff position at the Daily Telegraph, but will curtail his coverage of London issues.

None of the network executives contacted yesterday said that they had made any plans to curtail their coverage in response to Mr. Craig's request.

Democrats are likely to cite the new estimates as evidence to support their contention that the new law will prompt some employers to curtail drug coverage for retirees, forcing them, in some cases, to rely on Medicare's leaner benefits.

But already, major reinsurers, which protect other insurers against huge risks, have notified their clients and the government that they intend to sharply limit or curtail their coverage for terrorist attacks.