Sentence examples for insurance measures from inspiring English sources

The insurance measures could shut in much of Iran's remaining export capacity.

"Farmers are sometimes using pesticides as insurance measures, when in fact they could save money by not using them.

In addition to the financial relief, one important piece of the sanction architecture is being dismantled: Insurance measures that blocked most Iranian shipping will be relaxed.

Also want to see NHS staffing increases, paid for by requiring all visitors and migrants who have lived in the UK for less than five years to have health insurance – measures they say could raise £2bn.

This "confidence problem" has led to the development of central banks (such as the Bank of England), which can lend to banks in trouble, and of public deposit insurance: measures intended to give depositors more confidence in the banks, thus stabilising the banking system.

Speaking at the Washington Navy Yard as he announced new programs for returning veterans from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, President Obama called for Congress to extend the payroll tax credit and emergency unemployment insurance, measures that are scheduled to expire at the end of this year.

Disagreement over limits on terrorism-related lawsuits stalled the insurance measure in the Senate last December, and insurers, bankers and real estate groups that have been lobbying for the insurance bill say they fear that the debate could scuttle the bill.

The insurance measure is expected to move swiftly because virtually nobody has been lobbying against it.

Both the House and Senate have approved versions of a terrorism insurance measure.

He called the insurance measure "a key factor in stabilizing and re-energizing New York's economy".

The health insurance measure is estimated by the PBO to save $135.1m over the forward estimates and $384m to2026-272026-27