Sentence examples for issue of insurance from inspiring English sources

For starters, there's the issue of insurance.

Complicating matters is the issue of insurance.

A long, almost nonending phone conversation followed, and the issue of insurance came up.

"But without guaranteed issue of insurance, I am not sure companies will be required to take children under 19".

Even more important is the issue of insurance in the case of death, kidnap or serious injury.

For some time now, pharmacists have agitated about the persistent issue of insurance reimbursement for their prescription drug sales.

As for the 2004 and 2007 ones, they were published as special issues of Insurance: Mathematics and Economics (August 2005), The Canadian Journal of Statistics (September 2005) and Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference (November 2009).

She said this will include grappling with issues of insurance for those with pre-existing conditions and life-long health care issues.

For example, we cannot examine how issues of insurance or a usual source of care vary among retired versus unemployed individuals nor aspects of religiosity or social identities not assessed.

If a patient who receives healthcare in the system presents to a nonsystem hospital, he/she is often transferred back into the integrated system because of issues of insurance coverage.

It implies that issues of insurance coverage and portability are likely to be important and that the scope for medical value travel would be shaped by the efficiency and availability of health care under public health systems in the EU, and limited to areas where patients spend out-of-pocket or have limited insurance coverage.