The other broadcast and cable news channels are still investigating their options, with some considering devising public-television style sponsorships in which companies could underwrite the coverage and perhaps produce public-service style spots.
Mr. Lang at HighTower encourages prospective policyholders to make sure that the company that underwrites the coverage is a large, well-established one.
The union made similar provisions for airlines after the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, but this time the ministers were not so willing to underwrite airlines' insurance coverage.
Mr. Gore, however, would spend $400 billion on health care, mainly to expand insurance coverage and underwrite a prescription drug program under Medicare, while Mr. Bush would spend only $100 billion on health.
However, charismatic factors that are scattered throughout the geographical and temporal contexts of transacting partners may afford sufficient coverage to underwrite efficient exchange, many persons to many governing nodes.
The company provides group life, accident and health, and property and casualty insurance coverage, underwriting agency and intermediary services, both to commercial customers and individuals.
Finally, they oppose the Senate bill's provision requiring everyone enrolled in a plan that covers abortions to designate a small part of their premium to underwrite the plan's abortion coverage.
Postal officials say a major reason for the postal service's financial crisis — it has lost $20 billion over the last four years — is a 2006 law requiring the post office to pay an average of $5.5 billion a year for 10 years to underwrite 75 years of health coverage for future retirees.
Another M100 top purchase was Markel, which markets and underwrites insurance coverage for niche sectors including children's summer camps, horse farms and gymnastics schools.
It oversees a media empire that has produced its own documentary, funds its own news outlet and underwrites financial coverage elsewhere.
