insurance against loss

Insurance against loss or damage is for the value of the goods mailed.

Data archiving also provides insurance against loss by the data collector.

The Credentials program also includes insurance against loss or theft of credit cards, a service for which most issuers charge about $12 a year.

If the stock rises, the option provides most of the upside; if it falls the Treasury note provides insurance against loss.

Insurance Policies Some warehouses offer insurance against loss, but most prefer that customers carry their own insurance.

Recently, the Aetna Insurance Company began to issue actual insurance against losses on "insured" portfolios.

(It would be advisable to make a copy of this and keep it in the 'Record of Achievement' as insurance against loss of the original.)

War Risks Insurance Office, responsible for the management of the scheme of marine insurance against losses of merchant ships on government service.

The hexamine-nitration and RDX purification plants were duplicated (i.e. twin-unit) to provide some insurance against loss of production due to fire, explosion or air attack.

Five-day passes that can be used for five nonconsecutive days would be one option, or a way for purchasers to get insurance against loss of an expensive one-month pass.

Disability insurance is designed not as insurance against loss of income, but as a substitute for earnings when an insured is deprived of the capacity to earn an income.

When a non-life insurance company closes a contract to provide insurance against loss, the revenues (premiums) expected to be received over the life of the contract are called gross premiums written.

Furthermore, an insurance against loss of income due to unemployment, old age or illness is provided by means of the social security system, which also provides support for those on low pay or in poverty.

Extended coverage added insurance against loss by the perils of windstorm, hail, explosion, civil commotion, riot and riot attending a strike, aircraft damage, vehicle damage, and smoke damage.

In the dark days of 1942 this alternate route offered insurance against loss of the central African airway, but the rising fortunes of Allied military operations soon robbed it of value.

Standard Apaches came with a vacuum pump on the right engine and an hydraulic one on the left but most people also bought a vacuum pump for the left engine as an insurance against loss of instruments.

Meanwhile, two regional powerhouses, Nationsbank (then called NCNB) and Banc One, together collected $5 billion in Federal insurance against losses and marched past Texas Commerce by acquiring bigger Texas banking franchises.

Every morning when she went to work, she had a memory wafer in her purse containing the previous night's backup of Kyle's optical drive; the drive itself was almost crash-proof, but off-site storage was the only real insurance against loss due to fire or theft.

The film then cuts to the kids for cash scandal, Captain Chesley Sullenberger's congressional testimony regarding airline pilots' poor treatment, and coverage of "dead peasant insurance" policies, where companies such as Wal-Mart have insurance against losses caused when workers or suppliers die.

In the United Kingdom, until the 1990s, the Royal Mail provided a "Registered delivery" service now replaced by "Royal Mail Special Delivery", which provided extra security and insurance against loss (often using special stamps, postmarks and blue lines).