Sentence examples for insured separately from inspiring English sources

Property insurance typically does not cover hurricane-related flood damage, which has to be insured separately.

Many people who have expensive possessions like jewelry, furs and computers pay extra to have them insured separately and listed on what is called a floater.

In June 2009, the hospital, which is insured separately from the parent company, settled the claim against it by paying Ms. Bell-Jackman's family $800,000, while denying wrongdoing.

For a typical supertanker carrying about two million barrels of oil, Mr. Banga, the Asian shipping company vice chairman, said the rate rose to $450,000 a trip from $150,000, adding about 15 cents a barrel to the delivered cost of the oil -- and that is just for the ship; the cargo is insured separately.

Find out which one offers the richest benefits at the best cost for your family, and whether you might be able to save money by being insured separately.

(The contents of a house are insured separately).

a Long-term care (e.g. nursing homes), and all those treatments and services that cannot be insured individually because such expenses would be too high to bear, notably mental illness requiring prolonged nursing and care, and congenital physical or mental handicap are separately insured under a mandatory one-tier system.

As an additional measure to control for mutations arising during ex vivo clonal expansion, for several isolates, we split each clone after just a few passages into two separate cultures and independently genotyped and analyzed each member of the pair to insure that separately they produced equivalent results (see below).

This category is separately insured by the FDIC up to $250,000.

The rider reversed one of the new regulations introduced after the financial crisis, which had forced big banks to move some of their risky financial derivatives out of their federally insured divisions and into separately capitalized subsidiaries.

FAIR Health oversees the nation's largest collection of healthcare claims data, which includes a repository of over 23 billion billed medical and dental procedures that reflect the claims experience of over 150 million privately insured individuals, and a separately maintained database representing the experience of more than 55 million individuals enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B coverage.