This is a fundamental lesson of insurance, whenever you insure something, you've got to regulate the person insured.
Examples of gharar would be forms of insurance, such as the purchase of premiums to insure against something that may or may not occur, or derivatives used to hedge against possible outcomes.
The idea of insuring something based on data generated in real time from our hyper-connected world is not new: for a number of years now, insurance companies have offered lower prices if owners reduce risk through technology, such as installing locating devices on new vehicles.
Hannah isn't your average daddy's girl; whether she likes it or not, she's much more like her mother a perfectionist, a planner, the kind of person who'd rather do something herself to insure it goes done her way.
If you believe even a fraction of what it reports from the front line, where the primary task facing educators is, as Henry admits, to insure that "nobody kills anybody," then something is indeed dying in our will to know.
To insure that the capital system is something other than an endless maze for survivors, we recommended guaranteed sentences of life with no parole when eligible cases don't result in the death penalty.
In Australia, for example, you can use your smartphone to snap a photo of something you want to insure, such as a bicycle; upload the picture into an app called Trov; and then request a policy for a specific period—say, a month.
That unbridled passion could be used to insure health care for all Americans, something their Canadian crush has consistently applauded.
Republicans refused to recognize that this was necessary to make it possible to insure older and lower income people, something these people would appreciate later in life if they fell into the same lack of funds.
The commission said state-operated motor vehicle agency offices should be set up in major shopping malls to insure adequate parking and to give drivers something to do while their transactions were processed.
