Sentence examples for suitable insurance from inspiring English sources

The platforms also timestamps exactly when the drivers are working/not working, links that to the insurer, and thus ensures that the drivers have suitable insurance coverage for the work that they are doing.

I would never become a trustee without the protection of a suitable insurance policy in place.

(This is not to say that suitable insurance against the risk of becoming blind is possible.

If suitable insurance against the risk of becoming blind is not possible or possible but unreasonably expensive, it follows that ending up worse off as a result of this is, to some extent at least, a matter of bad brute luck).

So although it may be bad brute luck that I suddenly go blind as a result of a genetic condition, the fact that I end up worse off as a result of going blind (if this occurs) will reflect bad option luck provided suitable insurance was available to me.

If I am ordered to pay £1,000 compensation for damage that I negligently caused to your property, making that payment might be burdensome for me, if I am not well off, or no burden at all, if I am rich (or have suitable insurance): but the damages serve their purpose in either case.

In the UK, getting a mortgage is dependent on suitable flood insurance, so "flooding blight" could be catastrophic for areas unable to get cover.

All of them will have the same basic mission: to help individuals and small businesses select the most suitable health insurance plan from an extensive menu of options.

In both study areas hydrocoelectomies were available free of charge at the District Hospital, although cases in Ghana also required suitable health insurance.

The JAMA paper [ 14] is additionally concerned with advocacy that dependence is suitable for insurance, just like other chronic medical problems, and this paper becomes cited as providing evidential support to the chronic relapsing disorder formulation (e.g. [ 2]).

A single hazard map cannot meet the requirements from different end-users; the mapping of the expected earthquake ground motion that accounts for events' recurrence may be suitable for insurances.