Sentence examples for insurance command from inspiring English sources

An insurance command center has been set up at Moore Baptist Church at 301 NE 27th in Moore, Doak says.

In fact, because social insurance commands wide popularity, countries that eschew "welfare rights" for systems of earned entitlement often end up redistributing far more to the poorest than we do.

Luxury cars in general command high insurance rates.

Captive agents represent one insurance company that pays them a salary and commands their loyalty.

Even when an insurance company is not based in a lawmaker's hometown, it can command Congressional attention.

A major insurance company we met with, for example, is totally restructuring its business to change governance from a central command and control model to country leaders with P&L responsibility in each country.

Protection of the high-risk sub-groups commanded a higher insurance premium compared to the low-risk sub-groups.

That's the annual rent a house would command, minus property taxes, insurance, maintenance costs, losses from occasional vacancies and any fees paid to property managers.

High-risk children have high case-fatality rates and the highest economic value from future earnings, and hence command the highest annual insurance premiums.

(Until now, accreditation had not been required, though doctors who boasted the designation generally commanded higher fees from insurance companies).

The most straightforward reading of the individual mandate is that it commands individuals to purchase insurance.