Sentence examples for which is insured from inspiring English sources

For example, the price of medical services, which is insured by public health insurance, changes every 2 years in Japan.

The studs and joists are still exposed on the first floor of the house, which is insured for the maximum of $250,000 in flood damage.

In June 2009, the hospital, which is insured separately from the parent company, settled the claim against it by paying Ms. Bell-Jackman's family $800,000, while denying wrongdoing.

In 2008, the Iowa Board of Regents, which oversees the University of Iowa Museum of Art, explored the idea of selling the work – which is insured for $140 million – to defray the cost of flood damage to the university's campus but decided against it.

It is not altogether your money but rather that of your depositors, much of which is insured by the government's Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, or convenient TARP monies, or myriad other government-funded programs.

Kenny Leitch, global telematics director at insurance firm RSA, which is insuring a driverless car trial in Greenwich in London, said that technology was having a "profound impact" and that it was "important the Government puts in place the right regulatory framework" to ensure the benefits make their way to road users.

Barclays stressed that it had exceeded its own target of £11bn for lending - an offer it made to the government when it decided not to participate in the asset protection scheme, which is insuring the most troublesome assets of Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland.

The integration of Lloyds and HBOS could cost up to 25,000 jobs, while the bank has yet to complete the negotiations on the government's asset protection scheme, which is insuring up to £260bn of its most troublesome assets in return for a stake in the bank of as much as 75%.

How much those numbers mean in the context of the law, which is insuring many millions and has an annual price tag in the hundreds of billions of dollars, ultimately depends upon whom you ask.

Analysts had predicted the bank would incur further writedowns on the loans, two-thirds of which are insured by monoline insurers, which became well known during the credit crisis for having provided insurance to some of the complex instruments that are now under water.

Private insurers don't cover many coastal homes in Florida which are insured instead by the federal flood insurance program.