Sentence examples for insurance principles from inspiring English sources

The American Law Institute ("ALI") initiated a project in 2010 to propose the Principles of the Law of Liability Insurance ("Principles").

Insisting that neither companies nor employees can go it alone, the authors call for government to protect American workers and provide employment opportunities through "safety net programs based on pooled-risk insurance principles".

"It is a rejection of the social insurance principles that are at the root of Medicare," said Theodore Marmor, whose 1973 book, "The Politics of Medicare," remains the classic work on the subject.

HEALTH policy experts argue that lumping sick people together into high-risk pools runs counter to traditional insurance principles of spreading the risk, in which people who are relatively healthy subsidize those with many health problems.

Weather index insurance principles were initiated by Halcrow (1948) and further developed by Dandekar (1977).

Despite its promise to integrate local agricultural risk smoothing with insurance principles, there remain many challenges to its mainstreaming in low income countries.

Still others restrict the manner in which insurers may purchase reinsurance from non-domestic reinsurers, which undermines the fundamental insurance principle of global risk diversification, increases the vulnerability of financial stability consequences, and inhibits domestic competition.

As between individuals it might adopt the mutual insurance principle..

Here the insurance principle comes centre stage, but only if politicians are prepared to treat taxpayers as grownups and sovereign.

This was originally designed on the insurance principle: what workers took out was related to what they paid in.

"That means you've got to get people back into work, make sure people are better off in work, and get the insurance principle back into the system.