Sentence examples for support insurance from inspiring English sources

Prices for terrorism coverage are relatively high, in many cases, insurers and brokers said, because even with the government support, insurance companies are still left with the prospect of paying out substantial amounts.

By the nature of health insurance, premiums are not devoted to specific procedures; they support insurance plans.

The receipt showed £249.99 for the television, £99 for product support (insurance), a 2m Belkin cable for £40.19 and a £139.99 Roberts radio.

It also provides price support, insurance subsidies, operating subsidies, minimum income guarantees, vacation support and unemployment insurance, bait subsidies, gear subsidies and damage compensation (Schrank, 2003).

Although the basic aim of the project was to support insurance related procedures, the system was designed in a flexible and open manner to present an infrastructure for the whole health sector.

As part of the political bargain to get insurance companies to support insurance for all regardless of risk, called community rating, New York State deregulated the market, allowing insurers to charge as much as they wanted within certain profit margins.

Hawley is also now campaigning that he supports insurance companies covering preexisting conditions, a notable shift in rhetoric.

Will Hutton argues that we should "devise a system of public banks, government supported insurance companies and a robust regulatory framework that allows the economy to enjoy the benefits" of securitisation.

Meanwhile, cities like Houston as well as New Orleans, which Higher Ground identified as the national leader in repetitive losses eight years before Hurricane Katrina continue to sprawl into their vulnerable floodplains, aided by the availability of inexpensive federally supported insurance.

To meet this need, omni:us is the trusted partner, supporting insurance companies along this transformational path.

The broker pool supports insurance brokers' daily business activities by taking over their back-office processes (e.g., the administration of insurance contracts).