Sentence examples for insurers finance from inspiring English sources

Besides smaller increases in Medicaid spending, the administration will propose making health insurers finance some programs the state had planned to pay for, like vaccinations against cervical cancer and anti-obesity efforts.

Severin Carrell writes: Scottish Financial Enterprise, the trade body for 110 banks, insurers, finance firms and pension companies, said there were too many unknowns over which currency and central bank Scotland would use, the impact of its EU membership talksand the effects of two diverging markets replacing the UK's current single market.

Partly because of the anti-reform advertising blitz that insurers financed in late 2009 and early 2010, Congress capitulated and gave up on the public option.

In the United States, provider-profiling systems were introduced or adopted mostly by managed care insurers who needed to manage insurance finances [ 2, 4, 20].

In such cases, states contract with insurers to finance a pool for normally uninsurable people.

The insurers would finance an industry pool that would then provide terrorism coverage of perhaps $10 billion, with the government paying for any greater losses, industry representatives say.

A list of lawyers, insurers and finance companies that have used the services of rogue private detectives will remain secret after a plea to MPs from the information commissioner.

But it is unclear whether the government-sponsored plans will have to comply with all state laws and consumer protection standards; whether they will have to comply with state benefit mandates; and whether they will have to pay state fees and taxes levied on other insurers to finance exchange operations.

And the bill could force insurers to finance partial-birth abortions.

Health insurers once financed "Harry and Louise" advertisements attacking Mr. Clinton's agenda.

The first is that freeports will become hubs in the sixty-billion-dollar international art market, destinations in themselves — places for scholars, restorers, insurers, art-finance specialists, consultants, and dealers.