Sentence examples for revised insurance from inspiring English sources

The residents and interns are chronically short of sleep, the senior physicians are under pressure to be somewhere else, and each year of medical progress, with its new diagnostic tests and revised insurance paperwork, brings more data to sift through and less time in which to do so.

Following resistance to the bill to establish SHI, the MOH set up a multi-sectoral working group, the National Task Force (NTF), to spearhead a participatory design process for drafting a revised insurance bill.

Second, insurers respond by revising insurance policies to exclude the risk.

The hearing suggested that the struggle to revise insurance regulation may be long and rancorous.

How can we step on it now?" The guides had threatened to cancel all climbing on Mount Everest, and issued an ultimatum to the government demanding higher compensation, an agreement to revise insurance payments and a welfare fund by next Monday.

But an obscure provision of the defense appropriations bill forbids the Pentagon from revising its insurance sales rules until 90 days after the completion of a Government Accountability Office study that senior House members requested in March.

L&I regulates WC insurance for all non-federal employers operating in Washington State covered by the state's industrial insurance laws [Revised Code of Washington, 1972].

The law, enacted in 1954 and revised in 1986, says that insurance companies that collect less than $350,000 a year in premiums can operate exempt from taxes so long as their primary business is property and casualty insurance or any other line except life insurance.

The revised figures come from state unemployment insurance premium figures.

The revised guidelines could also mean that insurance companies pay for more patients' care.

Friends Provident, a British insurance company, has accepted a revised bid from a buyout firm, Resolution, worth £1.86 billion ($3.1 billion) after rejecting two previous offers.