Sentence examples for insurance cannot be from inspiring English sources

The Greens and the anti-mining lobby say such insurance cannot be done without funding for real-time monitoring.

This will spur construction and create thousands of good hard-hat jobs that are currently on hold because projects without insurance cannot be built.

"People who have been shut out of the market for years will soon be able to get good insurance, cannot be denied because of pre-existing conditions and can get financial assistance to afford it," she said.

The health of millions of children who lack insurance cannot be held hostage to the president's visceral distaste for government and its essential role to protect the weak, or his desire to protect the tobacco industry.

The FSA has now introduced a new regime for PPI by demanding the insurance cannot be sold until at least seven days after a loan has been granted and borrowers need to be informed the insurance was an extra.

Declaring that "in the United States of America, no one should go broke because they get sick", Barack Obama exhorted Congress last night to overcome its jitters and divisions about health care reform insisting that the status quo, with soaring costs and 50 million Americans without insurance, cannot be an option.

It should be noted that misuse and abuse of genetic risk information by employers or insurance companies cannot be excluded completely, for employers and insurance companies are susceptible to misinterpretation of genetic test results, and to overstatement of their significance.

The cards are aimed at people without health insurance and cannot be used for drugs covered by a health insurance plan, but they can be used for a specific drug that is not covered by a policy.

The site says unemployment insurance claims cannot be filed before 7 30 a.m. on weekdays or after 7 30 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

Difficult decisions need to be made to bring down spiraling costs in health care; insurance companies cannot be expected to support all treatments; and clinicians should strive to provide the best care possible based on the best available evidence.

To this day, as a wholly unintended consequence of a 1974 law, health insurance companies cannot be held liable for their actions -- they are the only businesses with such protection.