Sentence examples for insurance closed from inspiring English sources

The administration has not said how many of those who have already signed up for insurance closed the deal by paying their first month's premiums.

Republicans say that top-line figure is misleading, because the administration has not said how many of those who have already signed up for insurance closed the deal by paying their first month's premiums.

Regular open enrollment for health insurance closed on March 31 this year and doesn't open again until November 15 , 2014

Over 55%, and up to 88%, of Americans regard the following facets of Obamacare at least somewhat favorably: tax credits to small businesses to buy insurance, closing the Medicare "doughnut hole", creating insurance exchanges, giving rebates to customers of insurance customers that spend too much on administrative costs, and the employer mandate.

A plan that included a little bit of everything, and then some: say, raising the retirement age; reducing the huge deductions for mortgage interest and health insurance; closing corporate tax loopholes; cutting pensions of some public workers, as Republican governors favor; scrapping wasteful military and space projects; doing more to hold down Medicare spending growth.

In 2001, for example, Maryland insurance regulators closed an illegal health insurer (and repeat culprit) named SAI Med.

Aetna, a large health insurance company, closed its Hartford headquarters on Monday but reopened the offices, which have their own generator, on Tuesday.

China Life, China's biggest insurance company, closed up 45 Hong Kong cents (6 cents) or 1.4%, to an all-time high of 33.20 Hong Kong dollars ($4.26).

The Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMAA), which administers the flood-insurance programme, closed that loophole in 1994 by extending the waiting period for new policies to 30 days.

Most mortgage lenders require that buyers in certain property zones have flood insurance before closing on a home purchase.

When banks and insurance companies close their books on that day, they must value their huge stock portfolios at current market prices -- a daunting prospect when the Nikkei 225 is 80percentt below its 1989 peak.