Sentence examples for established insurance from inspiring English sources

In the case of King, Chevron would have had the Court defer to the I.R.S., which had read a disputed sentence of the law to mean that people in states that had not established insurance exchanges, and who instead signed up on the federal one, were still eligible for subsidies.

Startups may be able to provide established insurance companies like State Farm, Allstate and Farmers with technology that will allow them to become more proactive in their policy planning.

Slice now offers what it calls "insurance cloud services", which basically takes the insurance modeling and approval methodologies that other companies have raised significant money to create standalone businesses with, and white labels them for established insurance providers.

The Internet threatens established insurance companies by slashing the cost of distribution (traditionally 20% of premiums in pre-Internet days) and by making it easy for customers to compare prices.

It initially proved impossible to find an established insurance company to underwrite the project, and so an obscure insurance company in Crimea took on more than three billion dollars in potential risk.

As commissioner, Stone angered the established insurance companies with his endorsement of heavy-handed rate regulations, which, they claimed, somehow benefitted newer companies.

The bill would establish insurance cooperatives, to compete with private insurers.

Its recommendations are routinely followed by doctors and used to establish insurance coverage.

Under the bill, the federal government would make grants to the states to establish insurance marketplaces or exchanges.

Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, offered federal money to states to help them establish insurance exchanges.

By establishing insurance exchanges, mandates, and tax credits, it would guarantee that at least ninety-four per cent of Americans had decent medical coverage.