Sentence examples for insurance arises from inspiring English sources
Liability insurance arises mainly from the operation of the law of negligence.
The need for title insurance arises from the fact that real estate transactions are complex and technical.
Some types of government insurance arise from findings by FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Association, an agency of the federal government.
McCartney has an interest in promoting better safety for fireworks and furniture - with the fire service and manufacturers - and wants to improve floods policy, including to spread the insurance risk arising from flood damage.
The money is not a loan; it is an insurance benefit arising from the unforeseen, unfortunate event, the same way your auto insurance policy pays to fix your car if a truck smashes into you.
Customers, who already bear the cost of the company's $17 million insurance premium, will also most likely bear a good portion of its $10 million insurance deductible arising from the San Bruno explosion, according to a state utilities commission attorney.
The Bush administration and Congress are preparing legislation to have taxpayers pay major insurance claims arising out of terrorist attacks.
In 1997 Mr Sell and his wife were charged with Medicaid and insurance fraud arising from his dentistry practice.
A1 AID FOR INSURERS -- The Bush administration and Congress are preparing legislation to have taxpayers pay major insurance claims arising out of the Sept. 11 attacks.
IAG has taken a hit from big insurance claims arising from bad weather in Australia, New Zealand and Britain, where it has expanded its business.The price of oil reached a new record.
With Shinhan reportedly paying around $7.5 billion, LG's takeover is likely to be South Korea's biggest.Succour punchIn a much-watched court decision on disputed home-insurance claims arising from Hurricane Katrina, a federal judge in Mississippi ruled that a couple's insurance policy did not provide for damages caused by flooding, but did for damages caused by wind.
