Sentence examples for insurance established from inspiring English sources

In the marketplace of health insurance established under the Affordable Care Act, each plan is given a metal to represent its level of coverage.

It was here that the first progressive state income-tax and workers'-compensation laws were passed, in 1911; the first unemployment insurance established, in 1932; the first collective bargaining agreement for public employees signed, in 1959.

Seth also had purchased long-term-care insurance, established a trust for her home and other assets and had written a health directive, specifying the kinds of medical actions she'd like taken if she couldn't make those decisions herself.

According to law, they may obtain professional liability insurance, establish an escrow account, maintain an unexpired, irrevocable letter of credit, or be self-insured under a group trust fund [ 31].

When health insurance was established in Russia in 1912, insurance doctors were paid salaries and practiced from government-owned premises.

This week, of course, the landscape of small-business-sponsored health insurance is changing, as the insurance exchanges established by the Affordable Care Act begin operations.

Some quick background: The text of the PPACA provides tax credits and cost-sharing subsidies for the purchase of qualifying health insurance plans by qualified individuals on health insurance exchanges "established by the State under Section 1311" of the law.

These exceptions are based on the state where your parents' company insurance policy was established ― something their company's insurance plan administrator can tell you.

The couple did what it was supposed to: They filed a flood claim with FEMA, which oversees the federal flood insurance program — established by Congress in 1968 to provide low-cost insurance to people living in flood-prone areas.

This week marks the somewhat limited debut of the health insurance exchanges established by the Affordable Care Act to help small businesses buy insurance for their employees.

"Now states will have a clearer sense of how they can take the lead on making available more insurance options," said Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, who has championed a host of efforts to loosen health insurance regulations established through the Affordable Care Act.