Sentence examples for further insurance from inspiring English sources

So sides balance the chance of a quick win against rest for the bowlers and a further insurance against defeat.

And for further insurance, they instituted a pledge program offering ice cream to classes that got 100percentt participation.

As further insurance, he planned an obvious escape hatch through which any guerrillas who might unexpectedly happen to be in the area could flee.

The Kurds see control of oil and taxation as further insurance against future Baghdad regimes treating them as those of Iraq's first 80 years did.

Valdo's breakaway third in the 88th minute provided further insurance, putting PSG 4-3 ahead on aggregate, but all this was just a prologue to a third half – there would be eight minutes of added time – of unfathomable tension.

But as further insurance against that possibility, senior officers and some legal experts involved in the drafting also suggested that the declaration should grant the military broad authority to intervene in the elected government to protect national unity or the secular state.

Further, health insurance remains limited in coverage, breadth and depth (number of people insured and services covered).

Their full training can cost the taxpayer up to £1m – a figure which includes university fees, tuition costs over six or seven years, salaries while reaching a competent level after two or three further years, insurance and indemnities.

For these Dworkin imagines further hypothetical insurance markets, in which the appropriate compensation for post-initial-auction bad brute luck is set by the average level of insurance that people would have purchased if they knew the incidence of the bad brute luck, its impact on people, and the available devices for mitigating it, but not their personal chances of suffering the bad brute luck.

Politicians mandate costly benefits and limit deductibles, which both increase premiums and further distort insurance into prepaid health care.

This government initiative was followed by additional healthcare reforms in the latter half of the decade that further expanded insurance support for rural and urban residents.