For example, in the United Kingdom and Germany, insurance companies are allowed to cancel the drivers' insurance coverage if they are involved in a crash while talking on phone.
An aggregate that is based on all analyzed datasets of the organism was generated in two steps: First, to cancel the effect of different coverage between datasets, we sum the read counts over all profiles to get the total number of read counts in the experiment; then, we normalized the read counts in each dataset by its total number of reads.
Of course, buying one of these viaticated policies is deadly for investors: Should the underwriter discover the fraud within two years, it will cancel the coverage, even if the insured person has died.
Now, Twitter has moved to sue one of those developers, online advertising service provider Twittad (see launch coverage), in an attempt to cancel the latter's registration of the "Let Your Ad Meet Tweets" trademark.
To the Sports Editor: I applaud the decision of the Tennis Channel to cancel coverage of the WTA tournament in Dubai after Shahar Peer was denied entry.
A Progressive spokesman, Jeff Sibel, said that while there were certain risks that would cause the company to cancel coverage on the spot if it found out about them, car sharing was not one of them "at this time".
And worse, you opened the door for private policies to cancel abortion coverage if their clients are using any government subsidy money to pay the premiums.
New Jersey plans to cancel Medicaid coverage for 23,000 parents.
The business model of private insurance has become, in part, to collect premiums from healthy people and reject those likely to get sick — or, if they start out healthy and then get sick, to find a way to cancel their coverage.
Mutual of Omaha, which provides the National Collegiate Athletic Association's catastrophic insurance coverage, had threatened to cancel its lifetime coverage of his $15,000 prosthetic leg if he played again.
