Sentence examples for long-term claim from inspiring English sources

The insurer need not predict long-term claim exposure, which means it can price its coverage more confidently.

Edelstein elucidates the occasional successes of military occupations and their more frequent failures through 26 cases since 1815 in which an outside power seized control of a territory where the occupying party had no long-term claim on sovereignty.

I first visited the colony in 2002, when the Blair government's intention to do a deal with Spain on joint sovereignty was causing uproar on the Rock – it was eventually thwarted by Spain's refusal to forgo its long-term claim for complete control.

While the anti-dumping tariffs hit pasta makers from both countries, the matter is much more serious for the Italians, who are far larger pasta makers and who are more resolute about staking a long-term claim in the American market.

Zuckerberg didn't depart materially from his long-term claim that users have plenty of control over how their personal information is used on Facebook.

These operations involve nSpire Re, an Ireland-based reinsurer, and include long-term claims associated with asbestos maladies.

Long-term claims climbed to their highest level in 25 years at 3.84 million, with the October jobs report due out tomorrow.

Are they also going to be balancing the long-term claims of competing stakeholders on a daily basis?

But industry experts say that the profitability of disability insurers hinges not so much on the mass of routine claims, which typically are for short periods and involve small sums, but rather on a small number of long-term claims by people who were making good -- and therefore expensive-to-replace -- incomes.

It was not possible to eliminate long-term claims from this data set.

The chairman has, however, moved to quell expectations and called for fans to be "realistic" about the prospects of the club remaining at football's top table in the long term, claiming only Manchester United and Chelsea are assured of a place in the league's top four every season.