Sentence examples for is insuring a from inspiring English sources

Kenny Leitch, global telematics director at insurance firm RSA, which is insuring a driverless car trial in Greenwich in London, said that technology was having a "profound impact" and that it was "important the Government puts in place the right regulatory framework" to ensure the benefits make their way to road users.

What the law usually forbids, Feldman says, is insuring a random passer-by, when the temptation to reach for the heavy cream might prove irresistible: "Insuring a total stranger who may or may not have any redeeming qualities for all you know tips in favor of murder when you begin to consider how much better off you'd be without said stranger walking this earth".

If a patient is insured, a pharmacy-benefit manager is paid for processing the transaction between the pharmacy and the insurer or employer.

For his contributions to his beloved alma mater and to the field of endodontics, his memory is insured a lasting place of honor at the NYU College of Dentistry.

A company that claims "full-insurance" may only be insuring a $75 device rather than an investment worth thousands or even millions of dollars.

But more important, Mr. Ort said, "when you're insuring a $5 million or $10 million property, a whole lot more money comes in the front door than if you're insuring a half-a-million-dollar property".

But these contracts were insuring a different type of asset than the ones covered by the federal assistance package.

Basically, you're not insuring an individual's livestock, you're insuring an index that is associated with the risk they face.

We are insuring an average experience in a given area related to an underlying risk, hence the index-based insurance.

And essentially what the labels are doing is they are insuring an asset.

As an example, JPMorgan was insuring an index of investment grade corporate.