Sentence examples for is insured for from inspiring English sources
verb
To provide for compensation if some specified risk occurs. Often agreed by policy (contract) to offer financial compensation in case of an accident, theft or other undesirable event.
- I'm not insured against burglary.
Depending on how labor is compensated, the cost of sick time may be borne by the employer as reduced productivity, passed to the employee through reduced wages (as in the case of hourly-paid workers), or passed to an insurer (when absence is insured, for example with short-term disability).
Joint accounts, each account holder is insured for $100,000.
Only Lampy survives and is insured for £1m.
It is insured for nearly $40 million, but is widely described as priceless.
(Ms. Mori would not divulge the cost, but said it is insured for $1.5 million).
His collection is insured for $7500, but it cost him around twice that sum.
The work was insured for $3 million, and the insurance company paid in full.
In addition, all employees must be insured for work-related disability; this additional NI insurance premium is paid by employers.
"I know it's unusual for the insurance guy to say this, but they may be insured for too much," said Mr. Fiske.
HIPAA further prohibits discrimination against patients by insurers for pre-existing conditions if the patient has been insured for at least 18 months.
However, not a single region came near the insurance industry's rule-of-thumb that people generally should be insured for seven times annual income.
