Sentence examples for lifetime policy from inspiring English sources

When it came to canine cover, the policies started at £4.29 a month, but the cheapest lifetime policy was from Animal Friends at £14.73 a month.

The most comprehensive option is a lifetime policy that renews the vet fee limit every year, or offers a high overall limit for the lifetime of the animal, which means you get ongoing protection for chronic conditions.

On the cat front, Animal Friends' accident-only policy was cheapest at £3.83 a month, but for only a little more – £4.27 a month – Homebase would sell us a lifetime policy.

Rather than blanketing an entire entity like a car or health with a lengthy, lifetime policy, investors are looking for companies that are trying to focus on events like a car ride or doctor's appointment to insure instead — e.g., microinsurance.

Libya and Trump's rhetoric on Iran reinforce a critical lesson for North Korea: Nuclear weapons offer a lifetime insurance policy, while security assurances can have expiration dates.

Excess: £80 Cheapest "lifetime" policies: Animal Friends £14.73.

Cheapest "lifetime" policies (good for ongoing conditions): Homebase £4.27.

Jesse Slome, the association's executive director, said the size of the payouts indicate the two policies were "unlimited" or "lifetime" policies, with no cap on benefits to be paid.

This week, Barack Obama announced – among other dramatic, all-of-a-sudden, once-in-a-lifetime policy changes – sweeping new rules for American telecommunications companies and hardware and software exports to Cuba.

In contrast to the vehicle lifetime reduction policy, I rather propose a more effective combined policy of vehicle lifetime extension and market expansion of used cars to combat climate change.

L.L. Bean, famous for its lifetime guarantee policy, generated big headlines this year by changing its return policy to one year.