Sentence examples for policy for himself from inspiring English sources

He is waiting to hear back from two companies, but expects a policy for himself and his wife to cost several thousand dollars a year.

He asked me back today to talk about the stimulus, and he prepared for the interview by reading a section of the bill about energy policy for himself.

Mr. Apter said today that besides taking bribes from city contractors, who paid Mr. Pinto and Mr. Grimaldi millions of dollars between 1995 and 2001, the mayor also used city funds to buy a $1 million life-insurance policy for himself "because he thought he was entitled to it".

The premium for the policy for himself, his wife, and one child is $1,200 a month.

A person who buys an insurance policy for himself, with a clear understanding of that policy's benefits and exceptions, will have a reasonable sense of how he will be cared for should he be unconscious or dying.

"I've never seen anything like this," said Mark Weiss, 63, a Century City podiatrist whose Anthem policy for himself and his wife will rise 35%.

Martin Gross, a self-employed lawyer and Obamacare proponent in Mar Vista, bought Kaiser Permanente policies for himself and his wife through Covered California.

As Teddy Roosevelt might have said: 'Well, bully for him!' I'm sorry, but this is amusing to me because maybe Grimm might instead want to write a bill to create such policies for himself.

Rawlings chose the highest level of coverage, a Platinum plan that includes dental benefits, for $550 a month, or about $50 more than he pays for a medical-only policy for just himself this year.

The issue is important for Mr. Romney because he has often had difficulty talking about his conservative principles without sounding forced and off key (describing himself as "severely conservative") or creating policy problems for himself (calling for illegal immigrants to self-deport).

For when Krugman speaks of bad inflation projections that may well have influenced economic policy for the worse, he himself is notably guilty of precisely this.