Sentence examples for event of illness from inspiring English sources

The Lloyds Banking Group set aside 3.2 billion last week to settle claims from some customers who had bought so-called payment protection insurance, which is supposed to cover debt repayments in the event of illness or other problems.

But just weeks after he left, his successor, António Hortannounced announced that the bank would need to take the hit for the misselling of PPI, which is intended to keep paying off loans in the event of illness or job loss but often failed to live up to its promises.

Payment protection insurance was a product sold to customers to ensure that certain credit card or other financial payments would be made in the event of illness or unemployment, but — without telling them — it was often sold to clients who did not need it.

A second alternative is gatekeeping, meaning that a primary care physician must be contacted first in the event of illness.

PPI is designed to help policyholders repay loans and credit card debts in the event of illness, accident, redundancy or death.

Namely, NP assume that this regulation implies the restriction that coverage and premia are such that all individuals attain a minimum level of welfare in the event of illness.

The highest incidences of injuries were found in combined events and middle and long-distance events, and of illness in race walking events.

He returned to the pool to prepare for the 2006 Commonwealth Games, but he was forced to withdraw from that event because of illness.

Wellens, who missed Tuesday's awards event because of illness, told the club website: "The fans have been great... to get their vote is a great feeling".

In March, Johnson-Thompson won her first major medal as she took silver in the long jump at the World Indoor Championships, having failed to qualify for the multi-discipline event because of illness.

The index includes domains for temporal relationship between drug use and adverse event, course of illness, consideration of other risk factors and search for non-drug causes, concomitant drug use and effects on re-challenge, if done.