Sentence examples for interpreting insurance from inspiring English sources

Even the courts have difficulty interpreting insurance policies which bar coverage for "residents" in cases where the physical custody of a child is split between the two parents.

She wrote a letter saying so to Horizon's lawyer, Lenore Brady, who responded that Ms. DeRosa had "no authority to issue opinions interpreting" the insurance plan.

Two items, difficulty in interpreting test results and insurance coverage were dropped from the analysis.

Policy makers, organisations seeking insurance and insurers have different priorities and will interpret these results accordingly.

Though similar cases went up in Texas, Wisconsin and Washington, Utah is the only state where insurance regulators interpreted the free offerings to be the same as an inducement.

Hence, this paper departs from the standard legitimization of redistribution as fundamental insurance and interprets it as stemming from a principle of reciprocity in trade.

Insurance physicians interpret the guideline on permanent disability in a wide variety of ways [ 49, 75].

SIPs interpret disability in social insurance according to the handicapped role and strive at making their evaluation fair trials.

Some respondents may also have interpreted things in the insurance scenarios that were not meant to be there.

AR for those who felt wronged in relation to specific encounter-items could be interpreted as: If social insurance staffs had, for example, listened to the patients, 39.8% would not have felt wronged, (Table  2).

Insurance companies are interpreting the law and guidance from the Department of Health and Human Services in a number of different ways, the researchers conclude.