Sentence examples for insuring around from inspiring English sources

The Treasury insurance scheme means banks will have to pay the first tranche of any loss on investments, with the taxpayer insuring around 90%.

At the end of 2008, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation data showed that the American banks it insured — around 8,000 of them — had $13.84 trillion in assets.

Insuring wrap-around services for women in DTC who have synergistic risks of substance abuse, violence, psychiatric disorders, inadequately treated medical problems, and HIV/AIDS can be a first step (Meyer, Springer, and Altice 2011).

But a Fender Classic Stratocaster, for instance, can be insured for around £2.45 per month".

And so we have decided to post the executive summary of the Madia report, which outlines his team's eleven proposals — advice that may well be critical in turning the organization around and insuring its success.

"She's always aware of everyone around her and insuring that everyone is enjoying the moment," Chelsea told Vogue last year.

It's a hugely annoying performance, but, I suspect, an accurate one, for Kym is one of nature's annoyers, somehow insuring that every conversation spins around her; where friends and relatives, at the prenuptial supper, hymn the happy couple, Kym prefers to stress her own unhappiness as a drug addict, discussing her twelve-step program and babbling to the verge of free association.

During the assigned nights, the astronomer would attend to the following items, which center around insuring that good quality data are obtained.

Backing up digital copies is surely far easier than protecting, cataloguing, insuring, and carting around a thousand pounds of physical books and discs.

Tonight the head of the party's election committee said the panel would do its utmost to insure privacy around the voting box.

The 34-year-old actress admitted to USA Today that she would consider getting her breasts insured for somewhere around the $5 million range.