Sentence examples for insure himself from inspiring English sources
Where a person is able to insure himself against punishment he gains a freedom of misconduct inconsistent with the establishment of sanctions against such misconduct.
While Mr. Lodor, after researching several plans, estimated he would have to spend at least $1,200 a month to insure himself and his daughter, he could in fact have bought coverage through the state's insurance exchange for significantly less.
In contrast, four years earlier, another Missouri Appeals court held, in dictum, that to allow a motorist to insure himself against punitive damages would be contrary to public policy.
Tsipras, meanwhile, moved to insure himself against purported eurozone plots to topple him and force regime change by engineering a national consensus of the country's five mainstream parties behind his negotiating strategy, focused on securing debt relief.
Consider: We mandate car insurance because of the damage a half-ton of hurtling steel can do to others, but we don't mandate that a car owner insure himself.
A producer who buys a commodity at spot (current) prices but does not normally resell until three months later can insure himself against a decline in prices by selling futures: if prices fall he loses on his inventories but can purchase at a lower price; if prices rise he gains on his inventories but loses on his futures sales.
For his part, Denny has insured himself against any personal charges of cynicism by actively and sincerely participating in the world that he portrays.
Although golfer Arnold Palmer insured himself against a career-ending injury as early as the 1950s, many more athletes buy policies now as athletic salaries and the stakes of athletic careers escalate.
He realized that he had to insulate himself and insure that he would be able to keep his wealth.
I realize that's a reach". Coleman has certainly extended himself to insure that injury does not again mar his season and further soil his public image.
