Sentence examples for negotiating premium from inspiring English sources

So how does an enterprise risk officer apply this logic to selecting the right coverage, negotiating premium amounts and exclusions?

He said it had dismissed several executives and negotiated premium increases with some large customers to improve its finances in 2001.

Should states negotiate premiums or rely on market forces to set rates?

Not all of baseball's biggest powerbrokers have negotiated premiums for their clients in recent years.

Customers of Saga, Direct Line and Aviva also negotiated lower premiums.

Under such an arrangeement, Mr. Bush says, small businesses could pool their purchasing power and negotiate lower premiums.

Instead, small businesses tend to pay more for their insurance than bigger employers that can negotiate better premiums.

Through such arrangements, the White House says, small employers could pool their buying power and negotiate lower premiums, similar to those offered to large corporations.

Mr. Corzine supports a system requiring that employers provide health coverage for all workers, with regional insurance pools to help small businesses negotiate lower premiums and tax credits for low-income workers and the self-employed.

Lee said the exchange used that data — showing an influx of healthier applicants — to negotiate lower premiums from insurers, saving consumers more than $100 million this year.

But Fannie Mae, instead of the banks, would negotiate insurance premiums with a preselected group of insurers with the goal of saving taxpayers' and homeowners' money.