Sentence examples for have them insured from inspiring English sources

I have them insured and protect them.

Many people who have expensive possessions like jewelry, furs and computers pay extra to have them insured separately and listed on what is called a floater.

For now, the orchestra has insured the instruments for $48.9 million, which is what Mr. Axelrod had them insured for with Lloyd's of London.

(The civil war had been raging since 1927; the two sides reluctantly united against the Japanese, and then fought for another four years after the Japanese surrender, in 1945. By then, the Nationalists' long fight against the superior Japanese forces had weakened them, insuring Mao's ultimate victory).

With total liabilities of $1.9 trillion and deposits of just $800 billion, not all of them insured, it has over $1.1 trillion of claims at risk in the event of a seizure.

Still, expats are likely to be the last to know whether their employers have insured them and their families.

Lloyds have insured them for $175,000 against war, general strike, panic, the sinking of any one of the twenty-eight ships chartered for the cruise or any occurrence which would disrupt the convention.

They contend that the most vulnerable workers are low-skilled and underpaid, working 30 to 35 hours a week, and now facing cuts to 29 hours so their employers do not have to insure them.

And to prod biggish firms to offer insurance, from 2014 those with 50 or more full-time staff would have to insure them or pay a fine of at least $2,000 per employee.Yet each of these programmes has been plagued by uncertainty.

We have always insured this under our home insurance.

Since then deposits have become insured in government-backed schemes.