Sentence examples for explicit insurance from inspiring English sources

While the European Union has an explicit insurance limit of €100,000 that is uniform in all countries, suppose that as a practical matter, deposit insurance covered all deposits (just as, in practice, the U.S. FDIC typically does).

We did not include experts with an explicit policy or insurance background or patients in order to minimalize conflict of interest during the face-to-face meeting of the second Delphi round [ 6].

Where countries have not already adopted laws or moratoria restricting the use of genetic information for life insurance underwriting, life insurers and their member companies should adopt an explicit policy not to ask insurance applicants for genomic research results.

External bank liabilities held by non-banks are found to increase after the introduction of explicit deposit insurance.

We find that banks in countries with explicit deposit insurance systems have higher CDS spreads, supporting the "moral hazard" view.

Cross-country evidence presented in this paper suggests that explicit deposit insurance reduces required deposit interest rates, while at the same time it lowers market discipline on bank risk taking.

The plan tries to solve this by making the insurance explicit and then supposedly cutting off the private players from the government trough.

This suggests the desirability of a more explicit 'insurance' policy – where either buyer or seller (or both) buys a policy on a transaction that pays nothing if the transaction is satisfactory (eBay profits) but pays a specific schedule (possibly capped) of amounts for each problem or fault in the transaction.

The prices of all forms of explicit and implicit financial insurance have skyrocketed and hence, by a basic identity, the prices of risky assets have plummeted or the corresponding markets have disappeared.

In other social health insurance schemes, explicit budget caps for providers have also been established.

That will either bankrupt insurers or lead to huge rises in premiums.In that case, say reformers, Congress could put in place a mix of carrots and sticks that nudges people towards getting health insurance without an explicit mandate.