Sentence examples for of not insuring from inspiring English sources

The hidden costs of not insuring children include the high costs of uncompensated care for those without insurance; costly emergency room treatment for non-emergencies; long term treatment of diseases that could have been prevented; and the costs of untreated emotional problems in children we pay for when children's unmet needs bring them to the child welfare or juvenile justice systems.

Stephen Latham tweeted a link to his blog reporting on "US IVF Conceptions at All-time High" which discusses the potential effects of not insuring people for assisted reproduction and encouraging implantations of multiple embryos.

"Anyone in their 50s whose parents are still around has to think about the costs of not insuring," Halliday says.

In the case of a depository institution the deposits of which are not insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, "well capitalized" means that the institution has and maintains at least the capital levels required for an insured depository institution to be well capitalized.

The shipment of paper was not insured either by the government or by Andrews & Company.

Delhi's Police are not alone — spokespersons for the Mumbai and Kolkata police say their fleets of cars are not insured either.

That doesn't sound a lot, but given that the majority of people are not insured while the minimum salary for a garment worker, for example, is 5,300 BDT per month, it is progress.

That doesn't sound a lot, but given that the majority of people are not insured while the minimum salary for a garment worker, for example, is 5,300 BDT per month, it is progress.

About 14% of the population were not insured with the statutory health insurance, but privately or with a composition of state-subsidy and private insurance.

Some 85percentt of the parents of eligible children are not insured, according to Gore aides.

Even in Switzerland, a wealthy, law-abiding, health-conscious country, a significant proportion of the population is not insured (in 2006 alone, nearly 2% of Swiss adults behind in their monthly payments were added to the ranks of those deprived of insurance; this would be equivalent to 6 million Americans).