Sentence examples for indemnity scheme from inspiring English sources

John Slaughter, director of external relations at the Home Builders Federationn, hopes the indemnity scheme will be a far more efficient way of helping homeowners.

The Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA), which represents firms that market their products through brokers and advisers, said 65% of its members believed competition would fall unless a permanent indemnity scheme was brought in to replace help-to-buy 2.

He proposed an insurance indemnity scheme to enable lenders to provide up to 90%-95 90%-95ages once again to first-time buyers, or at the very least provide a first-time-buyer tax break.

A spokesperson for HSBC said: "We are in principle supportive of the indemnity scheme – the initiative will support the activity we already do to help first-time buyers on to the housing ladder.

The government has announced a mortgage indemnity scheme designed to encourage lenders to offer mortgages of up to 95% of a property's value by guaranteeing that they will not lose money if the property falls into negative equity and is repossessed.

The government has also announced a £500m housebuilding scheme in England as well as the mortgage indemnity scheme to help 100,000 people get onto the property ladder.

There are some cold, hard facts that this part of the book has to establish too: how Judd and Ruth had assignations at the Waldorf-Astoria (and at least once left Lorraine to wait in the lobby, which was the kind of thing witnesses would remember later); how they got to talking about Albert's meager life insurance; how the double-indemnity insurance scheme was born.

This section also included questions on whether N/HMPs should receive Government or private funding (or a combination of both) as well as their own use of indemnity insurance schemes.

Regional yield data, for example, are used to price crop insurance schemes, where indemnity and premium are based on the regional yield (Miranda 1991; Skees et al. 1997).

In addition to contributions paid by CBI enrolees, which were paid either through co-insurance or indemnity payments, several CBI schemes paid providers with government or NGO funds.

The majority of these schemes belongs to indemnity policies which pay clinicians on a fee for services basis, and allow patient reimbursement with a cap on the maximum claim allowed.