Sentence examples for insurers himself from inspiring English sources
He started lobbying insurers himself last year, winning over United by arguing that ultrasound is cheaper than a $13,000 hysterectomy and gets people to work the next day.
To add insult to injury, we in America -- taxpayers, insurers, and the patient himself, Jeffrey Rubin -- will surely pay far more for comparable care than the British taxpayers will pay to help Linda Oatley.
The deal with Allen was secured by American Apparel's insurers, from whom Charney disassociated himself saying they were responsible for the decision to settle.
In an ad he mentions his vote "for a law" that requires insurers to provide affordable coverage to people with pre-existing conditions, like himself (he has suffered from cancer).
In July Garamendi himself took on the title industry, proposing cuts in title insurers' regulated prices of 23%.
After so many years at Travelers, Mr Fishman presumably knows what he is letting himself in for.Increasingly, says James Bartie of Moody's, a credit-rating agency, insurers are buying parts of other insurers' portfolios.
But even the most sophisticated health-care consumer may find himself lost in the whirlpool of statements that travel between hospitals and insurers.
So Mr. Gore is also trying to sharpen the distinctions between himself and Mr. Bush, who supports a benefit that would rely more heavily on private insurers, an approach the industry favors.
He has no obligation under the law to recuse himself from a case involving a brokerage firm, any more than he would with his auto insurer, his health insurance provider, his cellphone provider or his water utility".
