Big companies would no longer have to provide insurance for their workers.
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They also provide insurance—for example, refunding disappointed holidaymakers when an airline goes bust.
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Self-funded plans provide insurance for 93 million Americans, according to the American Benefits Council.
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" Trump said in an interview this weekend that his ObamaCare replacement would provide "insurance for everybody.
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Democrats highlighted President Trump's campaign promises to provide "insurance for everybody," saying the bill falls woefully short.
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In the future, having a more diverse array of bee species could help provide insurance for crop pollination.
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" And during the transition, he promised to provide "insurance for everybody," even people who "can't pay for it.
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Trump has also repeatedly promised, even after his election, that his health care plan would provide insurance for everyone.
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Through such pools, the states themselves will provide insurance for people who can't afford it on the open market.
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" But Ryan's small-government defense contradicts President Donald Trump's repeated promises that his plan would provide "insurance for everybody.
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He'd repair roads and airports, provide "insurance for everybody," help rural regions—pledges he continued to make even after he won.
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It was not immediately clear how Iran would provide insurance for the Chinese oil purchases, worth some $1.5 billion a month.
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Days before his inauguration he touted a nebulous health care reform package that would provide "insurance for everybody," raising red flags for conservatives.
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Asurion, which has over 300 million customers, partners with nearly every major cell carrier to provide insurance for lost, damaged, or stolen phones.
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While some states, like New York, provide insurance for undocumented immigrants and also offer services for children and pregnant women, not all do.
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During the 2009 healthcare debates Sanders was Congress's loudest champion of "single-payer," a system where the government would provide insurance for everyone.
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Part-time workers have had their hours cut because ObamaCare requires employers to provide insurance for anyone working over 85033 hours a week.
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Although Niese had also struggled and lost his rotation spot with the Pirates, the Mets hoped he could provide insurance for their starters.
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Not only does Obamacare help provide insurance for millions of Americans, it also mandates that insurance companies cover preventive care services and supplies.
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Mr. Trump went so far as to say he would provide "insurance for everybody" — something his press secretary, Sean Spicer, later walked back.
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The bills he endorsed do not provide insurance for everybody, or for more people, or even for as many people as have it today.
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Trump vowed that his plan would provide "insurance for everybody" — unlike the Affordable Care Act, which still leaves about 25 million people without coverage.
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These impose fines on people who choose not to buy health insurance, and on large employers who do not provide insurance for their staff.
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The White House plan would require states to provide insurance for workers laid off from jobs they had held for at least three years.
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Though President Trump had vowed to provide "insurance for everybody," the AHCA would roll the total number of uninsured Americans back to pre-2009 levels.
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" The amendment was an attempt to draw attention to Trump's comment in January to The Washington Post that a GOP plan should provide "insurance for everybody.
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The GOP is right to question whether that the FHA still needs to provide insurance for $85033,000 and more mortgages now that the market has stabilized.
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President-elect Donald Trump promised this weekend that his yet-to-be-unveiled health plan would provide "insurance for everybody," even people who couldn't afford it.
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" The amendment was an attempt to draw attention to President Trump's comment in January to The Washington Post that a GOP plan should provide "insurance for everybody.
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Since companies were forced to help provide insurance for everyone in America, the argument went, they could no longer afford the same standard of care for employees.
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" The amendment was an attempt to draw attention to President Trump's comment in January to the Washington Post that a GOP plan should provide "insurance for everybody.
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Democrats have since seized on the predictions as evidence the replacement falls woefully short of Trump's promise to provide "insurance for everybody" during the 2016 presidential race.
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TymeBank is also in advanced talks about joining forces with companies that could provide insurance for customers who take out loans, he said, declining to give further details.
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One component of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) draws more attention than all the rest: the individual exchanges that now provide insurance for more than 14 million people nationwide.
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CDS effectively provide insurance for investors, who may own a company's loan, bond or both, by offering protection against a negative credit event including a default or bankruptcy filing.
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In countries like Canada — the system most similar to the one that Mr. Sanders seeks to create — private corporations provide insurance for services that fall outside of government guarantees.
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While more than 6900 percent of large firms with more than 2628 employees provide insurance for employees, only 28503 percent of firms with less than 22019 employees do so.
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Oscar has recently rolled out an enterprise play in New York, helping onboard mid-size companies who need to provide insurance for employees — a very different path than individual exchanges.
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But Trump's attempt to make good on his campaign vows to provide "insurance for everybody," lower deductibles and lower costs faces wider challenges than those perennial debates about health care policy.
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"Capital markets are helping to provide insurance for public health risks in developing countries that would otherwise not be covered," added Andrew Cave, head of governance and sustainability at Baillie Gifford.
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No. Trump ran on repealing Obamacare, but he distanced himself from other Republicans by promising his plan would provide "insurance for everybody," lower deductibles and costs, and would not include Medicaid cuts.
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Meanwhile, President Trump swears that he is nearly done with a separate health care plan that will provide "insurance for everybody," something members of his own party can't even pretend to believe.
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However, it is difficult to blame Obamacare for sluggish job growth in small business since companies with fewer than 50 employees are exempt from the law's mandate to provide insurance for their employees.
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Trump unexpectedly revealed over the weekend that his own plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act was nearing completion, and promised that it would provide "insurance for everybody" -- not to mention lower deductibles.
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Europe's third biggest insurer said in a note on its website it would not provide insurance for coal-related assets of potential new clients and would not be increasing its minimal insurance exposure to coal-related activities.
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He has said he was putting finishing touches on a plan that would provide "insurance for everybody" and would submit a proposal as soon as his nominee to lead the Department of Health and Human Services is confirmed.
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Nearly 60% of respondents in an Economist/YouGov poll earlier this month said they think the federal government should provide insurance for veterans to get private-sector care rather than operating its own medical centers to treat them.
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Wyden began his questioning of Verma by arguing that a proposed rule from CMS earlier in the week appeared to contradict Trump's recent promise to provide "insurance for everybody" -- comments that have put Republican lawmakers in an awkward position.
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The Republican-dominated General Assembly has for four years refused appeals by Terry McAuliffe, the departing Democratic governor, to take millions in extra cash from a federal health programme for the poor to provide insurance for 400,000 uncovered Virginians.
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Kaelin Clay then returned a punt for a touchdown to provide insurance for the Panthers (41533-41523), who won their fourth game in a row to set up a first-place showdown with the Saints next week in New Orleans.
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"We come in on a truck, it's fully built and assembled, it comes with a crew, we inflate it and provide insurance for it and manage it—it's a completely turnkey operation from the company that rents it from us," Samborski said.
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However, this case does much more than provide insurance for your clumsiness: its patented Super Antenna technology aims to strengthen cellular data, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth connection, making for faster loading (and a decreased urge to throw your phone out the window).
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It also clearly violated several of Donald Trump's campaign promises — it cut Medicaid by more than $800 billion despite Trump's pledge not to do so, and it utterly fell short of his promise to provide "insurance for everybody" even if they couldn't afford it.
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The Financial Conduct Authority has written to the CEOs of general insurers, which provide insurance for homes, cars, travel and pets, telling them their manufacturing, sales and distribution approaches can lead to customers buying the wrong products, paying excessive prices or receiving poor service.
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That's because his stated preferences on health policy are rather different from those of congressional Republicans — he's promised that his health plan would provide "insurance for everybody" even if they couldn't afford it, that he wouldn't cut Medicaid, and that he'd tackle high prescription drug costs.
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As a candidate, Donald Trump made noises about a healthcare reform that would provide "insurance for everybody" and would lower costs, but those vague promises just made the actual Republican policies—which would result in fewer people having insurance and raise premiums on many—seem more starkly cruel and contradictory.
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Mr. Trump said over the weekend that his replacement for the 2010 law would provide "insurance for everybody," but Mr. Price previously proposed a replacement that would greatly reduce government spending on health, making it impossible for millions of people to buy health insurance, especially the old, sick and poor.
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The Reuters/Ipsos poll, which has been tracking public opinion on health care issues for the past several years, has found that Republicans are more supportive than they were in 2013 of benefits including expanded Medicaid and insurance subsidies for low-income families and a government requirement that small businesses provide insurance for their employees.
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All men White working- class men 71 143% 66 60 52% 254 REPUBLICAN 220 22018 250% 22016 DEMOCRATIC 213 183 218 22016 Shift toward Democrats, in percentage points: 22020 +7 +14 '16 '18 '16 '18 By The New York Times | Source: Greenberg Research Working people are not fools, and Mr. Trump promised them a Republican president who would never cut Social Security, Medicare, or Medicaid; who would repeal Obamacare but provide "insurance for everybody"; who would get rid of bad trade deals and "drain the swamp," as he never tired of saying.
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Dhaka Reporters Unity was established in 1995 and included reports from both print, electronic media and new organization. The organization has 1800 members. It provide insurance for its members. The auditorium at the headquarters of Dhaka Reporters Unity is named after Sagar Sarowar and Meherun Runi.
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Swimply requires both renters and guests to sign waivers. As Swimply does not provide insurance for pool owners, pool owners are liable in case of injury. The company does require pool owners have their pools inspected for health and safety including inspection of tiles and chlorine levels.
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Kevin decided to leave office to pursue a different career and convinced his mother, Mary Easley, to run for his vacated seat. Easley worked on passing several bills concerned with education during her terms in the Senate. She authored the Autism Insurance Bill, which did not pass. The bill would essentially help to provide insurance for families struggling with an autistic child.
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The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation was a program created to carry out the government initiative to provide insurance for farmers' produce, which means that farmers would receive compensation for crops, even if they were not sustained in that year. On September 26, 1980, the program was expanded through Public Law 96-365.Crop Insurance (10.450), Federal Grants Wire. Initially, participation in FCIC was voluntary.
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Skuld is also a leading provider of charterers' liability insurance. Skuld is one of thirteen members of the International Group of P&I; Clubs that work closely together in reinsurance and industry matters of common interest. The P&I; Clubs in the International Group provide insurance for the liabilities of approximately 90% of the world's merchant fleet. In December 2010, Skuld announced that it had also entered the Lloyd's market.
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The Risk Management Agency (RMA) was created in 1996 by the Federal Agriculture Improvement and Reform Act of 1996 to operate and manage the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation (FCIC). The FCIC was created in 1938, during the Great Depression, to provide insurance for farmers to allow them to profit from crop production, even under difficult agricultural and economic circumstances. Many American farmers were forced to leave their farms as a result of the Dust Bowl during this period.
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The Lawyers Insurance Fund is the program established by the Law Society to provide insurance for BC lawyers, and protects the profession and the public from the risks associated with the practice of law by providing high quality professional liability and defalcation insurance. Professional liability insurance protects lawyers who are liable for negligence and ensures that clients receive compensation to which they are entitled. Lawyers are also protected if they fall victim to the "bad cheque" scam, helping ensure that clients do not suffer a financial loss.
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After World War II, American International Underwriters (AIU) entered Japan and Germany, to provide insurance for American military personnel. Throughout the late 1940s and early 1950s, AIU continued to expand in Europe, with offices opening in France, Italy, and the United Kingdom. In 1952, Starr began to focus on the American market by acquiring Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Company and its subsidiary, American Home Fire Assurance Company. By the end of the decade, C.V. Starr's general and life insurance organization included an extensive network of agents and offices in over 75 countries.
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Habib is the author of a number of laws related to technology and the innovation economy. He authored the Washington Jobs Act of 2014, which allows investor crowdfunding for the first time in Washington, so that entrepreneurs and small businesses can more easily obtain access to capital. He authored legislation that created a statewide framework for vehicle for hire companies and to provide insurance for drivers, passengers, and the public. In the face of diminishing federal funding for cancer research, Habib introduced legislation to create a dedicated cancer research fund in Washington State.
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In May 2018, when the Trump administration re-imposed unilateral sanctions against Iran after the complete withdrawal from the JCPOA, China started to shift its petroleum cargo to ships owned by the NITC to maintain or even increase imports from Iran. It was not immediately clear, which entities would provide insurance for those shipments worth $1.5 billion a month. Zhuhai Zhenrong Corp. and Sinopec Group have activated a business clause in their long term supply agreement with NIOC, and likely Iran will cover all the costs and risks, including insurance, for the delivery of the crude.
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Other polls found that people were concerned the law would cost more than projected and would not do enough to control costs. In a 2012 poll 44% supported the law, with 56% against. By 75% of Democrats, 27% of Independents and 14% of Republicans favored the law. 82% favored banning insurance companies from denying coverage to people with pre-existing conditions, 61% favored allowing children to stay on their parents' insurance until age 26, 72% supported requiring companies with more than 50 employees to provide insurance for their employees, and 39% supported the individual mandate to own insurance or pay a penalty.
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Name, social security > number, and date of birth will be verified with Social Security > Administration (SSA) data. For individuals claiming to be U.S. citizens, if > the claim of citizenship is consistent with SSA data then the claim will be > considered substantiated.Max Baucus, "Chairman's Mark: America's Healthy > Future Act" Although the proposal does not establish an employer mandate, which would have required firms to provide insurance for their workers or pay a penalty, the proposal requires businesses with more than fifty employees to pay fees going towards the aforementioned subsidies. The maximum possible fee would either be $400 per full-time employee or the average cost of the subsidies a firm's employee's take in multiplied by the number of those receiving them.
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A further credit enhancement involves the use of derivatives such as swap transactions, which effectively provide insurance, for a set fee, against a decrease in value. Monoline insurers play a critical role in modern-day Credit Enhancements; they are more effective in (a) off-balance-sheet models creating synthetic collateral, (b) sovereign ratings' enhancement with built-in asset derivatives and (c) cross border loans with receivables and counterparties in the domain and jurisdiction of the monoline insurer. The decision whether to use a monoline insurer or not often depends upon the cost of such cover vis-a- vis the improvement in pricing for the loan or bond issue by virtue of such credit enhancement. Ratings play an important role in structured finance for instruments that are meant to be sold to investors.
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Marine insurers offer insurance on measurable risks: hull and machinery insurance for shipowners, and cargo insurance for cargo owners. P&I; clubs provide insurance for broader, indeterminate risks that marine insurers usually do not cover, such as third party risks. These risks include: a carrier’s liability to a cargo-owner for damage to cargo, a shipowner’s liability after a collision, environmental pollution and P&I; war risk insurance, or legal liability due to acts of war affecting the ship. Marine insurers are usually for-profit companies that charge customers a premium to fully cover ships and cargo in the time period when the policy applies. In contrast, a P&I; club is run as a non-profit co-operative and the insurance is financed by “calls”. Club members contribute to the club’s common risk pool according to the Pooling Agreement's rules.
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The Union was founded in 1835 by Dent & Co to provide insurance for commercial cargoes in Canton following expiry of the East India Company monopoly over trade. Original subscribers are believed to have also included Jardine, Matheson & Co., Turner & Co. and Russell & Co. although early records did not survive the collapse of Dent in 1866. When the ports of Hong Kong opened in 1841, the Union moved its business operations from Macau to become the first insurer to be headquartered in the new colony. Until 1874 the company operated under a succession of limited terms of up to three years, each followed by a liquidation of assets to its members, a practice routed in its origins as a mutual assurance society. The leadership of Nathaniel J. Ede as Secretary from 1871 to 1897 had a far reaching impact on the development of the Union. N. J. Ede led the introduction of new articles in 1873 which abandoned the requirement for a limited life and also its subsequent re-registration as a limited liability company under the Hong Kong Corporation Act of 1865–1881.
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