Sentence examples for grandfathered that from inspiring English sources

In 2011, 72 percent of small companies offering insurance indicated that they had at least one health plan that was deemed "grandfathered" — that is, an existing plan that would not have to meet the law's new standards.

Another serious point of contention is grandfathering; that is, just where will the cutoff be set between projects governed by the old and new zoning?

"We were grandfathered under that agreement, going forward as well as backward," he said.

Administration officials say Obama was referring to "grandfathered" policies that existed before the law passed in March 2010.

For my grandfather, that word only meant one thing.

"It seems that everybody had an uncle or grandfather that got laid off".

I want to warn you about my grandfather, that's all.

Mark and Harold shared a double cottage, and I shared one with my grandfather that had two rooms with separate entrances.

But for my grandfather, that same date was the cause of yet more celebration, the birth of his daughter, my mother.

It was on his first trip to Tonga, as a 16-year-old to visit his grandfather, that Vatuvei gained his golden teeth.

And in Southampton, a woman continues to run a toy store founded by her great-grandfather that has remained remarkably unchanged over the decades.