Sentence examples for war exclusion from inspiring English sources

But as far as property here in the United States or multinational holdings, they would definitely have a war exclusion.

Whether or not tankers are attacked and sunk, all ship insurance is subject to war exclusion clauses.

But there are some catches, most of which fall under the "acts of war" exclusion.

Even though the catastrophe puts an enormous strain on the industry, the insurers aren't about to risk public wrath by weaseling out, using "act of war" exclusions.

"So arguably, if someone goes off the deep end and does something that damages your home or auto, this act-of-war exclusion can take hold," DiMartino says.

"The act-of-war exclusion is so big and broad, they could possibly try to use that exclusion to exclude coverage if your car was blown up or a fire was set in your condo building".

The World War II exclusion of all persons of Japanese ancestry from the West Coast is now widely considered one of the darkest chapters of U.S. history - with an even darker footnote that at the same time, the United States closed its doors to Jewish refugees fleeing Nazi Germany.

Creative ways of approaching the challenges are vital to build community led approaches in a country where people have been through years of war and exclusion.

"We have all the ingredients for that war: intolerance, sectarianism, exclusion and the incompetence to resolve the problems".

But Kennan rejected it for three reasons: his innate perfectionism, his growing concern about the implications of nuclear war and his exclusion from a role in government.

But Mr. Bush's advisers said they were not worried that the public would think the president was preoccupied with the war to the exclusion of the economy, as happened to Mr. Bush's father during the Persian Gulf war.