Sentence examples for excess protection from inspiring English sources

If you have bought excess protection, reclaim it from the firm in question.

But car hire firms can charge as much as £10 extra a day for excess protection.

Hertz's excess waiver product starts from €20 a day in Spain (around £100 a week), but you can save money if you buy an excess protection policy.

You will, however, need to tell your car rental company when you make the booking that you have already taken out voluntary excess protection, to ensure that they don't try to add it on to their bill.

Hire companies are often keen to flog you excess protection insurance, which effectively wipes out any excess and is often sold when you collect your car, but it can prove the expensive.

However, Insurance4carhire says it can offer older drivers excess protection at £4 a day for domestic and international rentals - covering eventualities such as damage to tyres, windows and the underbody of the car, which are generally not included in car hire company excess-waiver policies.

There's also a spiritual reason for carrying excess weight: Protection.

Thus, a report by the UK Childhood Cancer Study (UKCCS) that was linked in its opening to the striking Fallon cluster, used ward data from the 1991 census to argue that PM (of undated onset, and defined as a high diversity of migrant origins) was associated, not with any excess but, with protection from CL (Law et al, 2003).

The oil that soaked into the wood will provide the protection; excess surface oil will only add an unnecessary surface layer that may become gummy or discolored with time.

Yet for all the concern over excess, intellectual property protections seem only to grow stronger.

We've ended up with a Commonwealth parliamentary committee that is supposed to scrutinise legislation for human rights compliance, but in the process we still managed to get rights-crushing data retention and the worst excesses of border protection.