Sentence examples for insurance component from inspiring English sources

Third, the minimum wage should be fixed by adding a 50-cent-an-hour health insurance component.

Variable annuities involve investments in groups of funds, similar to mutual funds, and have an insurance component so that when an investor dies, heirs receive at least the amount of money invested.

Mr. Obama did not wade into the uproar among Democrats over whether the bill would have a public insurance component, a key point of contention, but rather tried to correct what he said were untruths about the plan.

Far too often, when I hear politicians and conservative advocates talking about Social Security in particular and social insurance in general, they inevitably talk about making "the hard choices" — by which they generally mean privatizing, voucherizing, or otherwise removing the critical insurance component of Social Security or Medicare.

In contrast, Bertolini has stated that increasingly Aetna views itself as a healthIT company with an insurance component.

One of the most intriguing quotes was by Mark Bertolini CEO Aetna who stated "We're evolving into a HealthIT company with a health insurance component".

Previous research from the National Survey of Children with Special Health Care Needs, 2000 – 2001 demonstrated that CSHCN who did not meet 3 health insurance components of coverage, continuity, and adequacy demonstrated a greater than three times odds of having one or more unmet health care needs [ 17].

Your Social Security payroll tax is split into two components, the Old Age, Survivors and Disability Insurance (OASDI) component that covers what most people think of as Social Security, and the Health Insurance (HI) component that funds Medicare.

The latter were financed through an insurance based component called Seguro Popular.

"The insurance market components of the ACA (the mandate, the subsidies, and the ban on pre-existing conditions) all work together – they are inexorably intertwined," says Craig Garthwaite, a health economist at Northwestern University.

Mr. Obama, for his part, specifically cited the "$15 billion a year on subsidies to insurance companies," a component of the Medicare program.