Sentence examples for was fully insured from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a full manner; without lack or defect.
- He fully met his responsibilities.
The plane was fully insured and 91/2 million dollars of the insurance was carried by the government.
He said that he was fully insured, and that he had framed paintings for museums, including Van Gogh's "Starry Night" for the Museum of Modern Art.
When Peter Cross had his hire car broken into while visiting southern Spain in July, he assumed the blow of losing his phone, tablet computer and camera would be softened by the fact he was fully insured.
The accounting office said it "did not find significant differences in the rate of employer noncompliance based on characteristics such as employer size, industry or geographic region, or whether the plan was fully insured or self-funded".
The property was fully insured, and the hotel is slated to reopen by year-end.
In 2015, approximately 86 % of the population were insured with statutory health insurance, and 11%% of the population were fully insured by a private health insurance provider.
Some 90% of the population is fully insured within a statutory health insurance scheme of the "Bismarckian" type [ 5]. Specific geriatric services hardly exist in Germany.
People without health insurance are not more likely to favor government-provided health insurance than are people who are fully insured.
A deposit insurance system in which some depositors are fully insured and the others are partially insured can ameliorate this inefficiency.
Make sure the contractor is fully insured and if you do hire them, request certificates of insurance to protect yourself.
State insurance mandates only apply to private health plans that are fully insured, as opposed to self-funded health plans run by corporations, or people who buy insurance individually.
