Sentence examples for make premiums from inspiring English sources

He would make premiums for the self-employed fully tax-deductible.

Government subsidies and the creation of a national exchange would make premiums more affordable to smaller firms and poorer individuals.

This would make premiums more expensive, by putting more unhealthy people in the system, as Mr Obama himself has conceded.

He has said consumers should not be required to buy policies until costs can be reduced enough to make premiums affordable.

Those beneath certain income levels would be granted tax credits to make premiums affordable, and small businesses would be offered tax credits to provide benefits.

There are proposals to make premiums for the better-off even higher and increase the number of people who would have to pay them for both medical and prescription drug coverage.

The automaker modified the engine to make premium gas recommended rather than required, which sacrificed power and fuel economy, but it was too late.

That company is now the parent of brands that include  Kaptain's Ketch and Ratner's, which make premium prepared foods.

It claims to inject hedonism into the experience of eating chocolate and to use "more cocoa, less sugar" to make premium products.

Since everything is produced at the Premium Wine Group, a for-hire winery in Mattituck, Clovis Point demonstrates that investors can enter the area's wine business and make premium wines without a sizable capital outlay for equipment.

Using ethanol once was a cheap way to increase octane to make premium fuel, said an oil expert, Lawrence J. Goldstein, of the Energy Policy Research Foundation, because it has an octane of 113.