Sentence examples for insurance premises from inspiring English sources

He also undertook reconnaissance missions in the UK and US in 2000 and 2001, during which he filmed buildings including the International Monetary Fund and World Bank headquarters in Washington DC, the stock exchange and Citigroup in New York and the Prudential insurance premises in Newark, New Jersey.

For landlords, it is a way to avoid having to pay business rates, utility bills and insurance while their premises are empty.

Like a Hipmunk for car insurance, Leaky's premise is simple enough; visit the site and you'll be prompted to fill out an online questionnaire covering all sorts of vehicle-related questions like make, model and mileage of your car as well as demographic information like education level and employer.

Property insurance covers your physical premises as well as equipment in your office.

That undermines the whole premise of insurance of spreading the risk over a large number of policyholders".

(Paul Ryan, who has complained that it is unfair that healthy people help pay for sick people — the premise of insurance — is an association-plan enthusiast).

This extraordinary brave-new-world, however, undermines the very premise of insurance that depends on pooled risk.

The whole premise of insurance is that the rate of claims will be less than the rate of premiums.

"The new income-related premium is fundamentally at odds with the premises of social insurance," Mr. Marmor said.

High street stores invest huge amounts of money in premises, business rates, insurance, stock, staff wages, staff training, and marketing …. the list goes on.

Last week, an insurance adjuster was on the premises surveying the loss, which in terms of the flowers alone was estimated to be about $80,000.