Sentence examples for secondary policy from inspiring English sources

To help pay for costs not covered by their insurance, the Giordanos tried to buy a secondary policy, but with no luck.

Louisville officials said the university had a secondary policy on its varsity athletes, ensuring that Ware, who also has his family's primary insurance, will incur no out-of-pocket expenses in his rehabilitation.

They focused on fiscal policy as an engine of stabilization, and they largely relegated the central bank to a secondary policy role.But the postwar debate over the meaning of the Depression quickly intensified.

Though the couple had two insurance policies — one through Medicare and a secondary policy at Blue Cross Blue Shield — they still received more than $25,000 in medical bills and another $65,000 from the nursing home.

Accordingly, they've begun to shop around for a secondary policy.

In other words, 'a high level of protection of health' should be interpreted as a secondary policy, not as a policy objective in itself.

Elated, Ms. De La Cruz contacted U.C.L.A. Medical Center's heart transplant program, but now the hospital insisted that her brother get a secondary insurance policy — even though Mr. Reznor told me the band raised nearly $1 million in less than two weeks.

Some colleges buy secondary policies to fill the gaps, although even these plans have holes.

Many colleges outside the N.C.A.A.'s top athletic tier do not offer comprehensive secondary policies to their varsity athletes.

Others are subject to "carve-outs," have primary and secondary policies or are unaware that their Medicaid or Medicare is managed through a distinct company.

Even at top-tier institutions — as well as at the hundreds of medium-size and small colleges that have sports programs — secondary insurance policies can have significant coverage gaps.