Sentence examples for guaranteeing coverage from inspiring English sources

The outcry that followed is often credited for the birth of bioethics and for the 1972 law guaranteeing coverage.

Democrats writing the ACA insisted that guaranteeing coverage to everyone must be a core component of health reform.

Americans overwhelmingly favor guaranteeing coverage to those with pre-existing conditions — but you can't do that without pursuing broad-based reform.

There's just one problem: guaranteeing coverage to people with serious diseases means that sick people would sign up en masse for coverage, driving premiums up for everyone.

Obama ended by emphasising healthcare, specifically guaranteeing coverage for those with pre-existing conditions, which has been perhaps the defining Democratic issue of the midterms.

He may well be right that the mandate is essential to guaranteeing coverage for people with pre-existing conditions because it will force healthy people into the insurance pools and thus keep premiums down.

After all, Dr. Saccaro reasoned, it was one way to guarantee coverage.

He would expand the nation's health care system to guarantee coverage for all children.

Sure, you are guaranteed coverage, but it will cost hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.

"You're going to have absolute guaranteed coverage," Trump told the Economist in an interview published this week.

He questioned the plan's protection for guaranteed coverage for critical conditions and other proposals.