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insure against something

to guard or protect against something. You must insure against theft and fire. I will insure against all risks.

insure someone or something (against something) (for something)

to provide insurance for someone or something against certain perils up to a certain amount of money. I insured my wife against accidental death for $100,000. We insured the car for its current value against all losses.

insure someone or something with something

to provide insurance for someone or something from a specific company. I insured Amy with a fine old insurance company. We insured the car with Acme Insurance in Adamsville.

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The most costly insurable event in 2014 was winter storm damage done in February across Japan, which tallied insured losses of $3.

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One mechanism of minimizing risk is insurance--which only works for insurable risks.

Healthcare is not an insurable risk

Supreme Court, the essential aspect of insurable interest is that the policy be obtained in good faith and not for speculating on a life in which the purchaser has no interest.

Chicken little's bookie: life insurance underwriters must apply guidelines to determine suitable coverage for clients. Here's how producers can help them get it right

Part III examines the sections of the 2009 amendment relating to insurable interest, the insured's duty of disclosure, the interpretation of contractual clauses, double insurance, and insurance fraud.

Commentaries on the recent amendment of the insurance law of the People's Republic of China regarding insurance contracts from the perspective of comparative law

Find out what your property is realy worth with an insurable replacement cost analysis today.

Community Associations need accurate insurance policies

This insurable interest requirement dates back to nineteenth-century

Insurance law's hapless busybody: a case against the insurable interest requirement

The appraiser assumes no liability for and does not guarantee that any insurable value estimate inferred from this report will result in the subject property being fully insured for any loss that may be sustained.

The cost approach dilemma: the responsibilities behind the issue

Currently, an unmarried DOD retiree without dependent children may elect to have another person with an insurable interest as the SBP beneficiary; however, if that beneficiary dies, designation of another insurable interest is not allowed.

Financial Management: Implications of Significant Recent and Potential Changes for the Actuarial Soundness of the Department of Defense Survivor Benefit Plan Program

Insurable expenses can include the costs of notifying customers, shipping and disposing of a recalled product, repairing and replacing the product, and refunding customer payments.

Product liability

The Service asserts that A lacked an insurable interest in the lives of the 2,435 employees insured under the P policies.

Employer has insurable interest in employees

The Bellwin scheme is named after former Department of the Environment Minister Lord Bellwin and provides reimbursement for local authorities in the event of a disaster or emergency, for cash spent on emergency action which is not insurable.

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The Court answered "yes" to the question, finding that Debra had sufficient insurable interest under the facts of the case to qualify as an insured subject to full policy benefits.

Insured co-tenant may recover more than value of fractional legal interest in the property where co-tenant occupies property and insures to full value

Bustle says all the rugs are hardy, insurable and wear well.

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Since a disease is an insurable event, each DRG represents the average resources needed to treat patients grouped to that DRG relative to a national average.

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Even better, if the co-owners are insurable and the business can afford it, it's best to fund 100 percent of the buy-sell agreement with insurance.