Sentence examples for insurance which has from inspiring English sources

Halifax Home Insurance, which has 200 affected customers, has paid out £900,000.

Life insurance, which has been hardest hit by the financial crisis, still provides about 60% of total premiums.

Most important, the coverage of unemployment insurance, which has been radically reduced since the 1980's, should be expanded.

The legislation would set the first comprehensive federal standards for health insurance, which has been regulated mainly by the states.

We did one experiment in Ghana on rainfall insurance, which has some striking results on whether or not credit constraints are the issue for poor farmers.

Some take their lives so that surviving family members can collect insurance, which has led insurance firms to defer payments for two or three years as a deterrent.

Thomas M. Suehs, the head of the commission, said in a statement that the new fees would bring Medicaid in line with other insurers, like private insurance, which have a dispensing fee of $1.35 to $2 per prescription.

The law, signed by President Obama in March 2010, set detailed federal standards for health insurance, which had for decades been regulated mainly by the states.

It suggests that the Tory offensive on national insurance, which had Labour on the ropes for much of last week, has petered out without a knockout blow.

In the non-elderly population, the chronically ill were historically covered through employment-based health insurance, which had all workers pay roughly equal amounts for coverage.

Social insurance, which had existed in some communes, was introduced at the federal level by a series of constitutional amendments, the most important of which was compulsory social-security insurance (introduced in 1948).