Sentences with word «contestable»

According to Pokorski, most standard life insurance policies include a two - year contestable period during which the insurance company can rescind a policy if you lied on your application through misrepresentation or fraud.

Certainly, the BBC do not seem to have gone out of their way to challenge the authority of the Royal Society, much less its claims — highly contestable claims in many cases.

Term life policies typically have a two - year contestable period during which your policy could be canceled or your benefit decreased by the insurance company for one of these two reasons:

Every ordinary life insurance policy (term, universal life and whole life) that is approved and issued today contains a «contestable clause» that is in effect for a full two year period from the policy date.

However, religious establishment (a term that may well be essentially contestable in British constitutional law) necessarily carries privileges with it that can not be afforded uniformly.

This does include contestable claims (ones that require an investigation).

Taken together these add up to the highly contestable proposition that individuals should be able to live their lives as they will, free from social mores and external standards that would constrain them.

If the price is higher than you wanted to pay, adjust the amount of coverage to fit your budget and get a non contestable policy in force to protect your family's future.

Recognizing these as contestable terms, the artist locates spirit, emotion and culture at the center of the conversation.

Analyzed, approved or denied Disability Income claims for contestable and non-contestable cases, and decided payment period, investigates and determines eligibility, follows up and monitors payment accuracy.

Firano has disputed those findings, which are contestable because Nano does not record transaction dates directly to its blockchain.

However, the term has become so ubiquitous it is in danger of losing all meaning, or worse, of reifying «teacher learning» within a narrowly defined ambit which loses sight of the essentially contestable concepts which underpin it.

Best - case scenario: Today's polling from ICM shows just what would happen: unwinnable seats become contestable once more.

The policy anniversary date, contestable suicide periods, conversion privileges, and optional riders may be based on the coverage effective date.

Non-disclosure of health problems, smoking habit or other disqualifications can make a contract policy very contestable within the 2 years.

A third challenge is to ensure protection of newly contestable consumers.

There is absolutely no question in this case that someone didn't do their job to the extent that the insured should have been told and asked to sign something saying they understood that the life insurance would not pay in a war zone, or due to an act of war or terrorism, or that his adding coverage somehow put a new contestable period in place.

In ranked mode (unlocked after players reach level 10) is a different game mode which focuses the action on specific contestable areas.

Generally speaking, whomever is listed on the policy will be given the death benefit (life insurance payout) regardless of relation and is not always contestable by others as it was a contract made early on.

FDP involvement in the SD 24 race indicates Democrats» optimism the «blue wave» will make formerly non-competitive seats contestable — Brandes» last major challenger was USF St. Pete Professor Judithanne McLauchlan, who ran in 2014 for the pre-redistricting SD 22.

Innovation in Rail Improvements - with funding for smaller scale capacity enhancements being made contestable and opened up to other providers;

The definitions of global citizenship are varied and contestable which makes the teaching of global citizenship problematic for educational institutions mandated to teach it.

This is mainly seen in terms of battery life, with the Galaxy S6 Active featuring a larger 3,500 mAh battery that has been proving itself, giving this device one highly contestable point over its original siblings.

Just averaging different baselines — throwing a bunch of contestable assumptions into a pot and stirring — seems unlikely to produce accurate results.

Are we in contestable grey area here, or is there strong precedent in your favor?

It is hardly a Protestant problem that words are contestable things.

My next point therefore will seem contestable to some.

By contrast, a teaching such as the Immaculate Conception, as with so much Marian dogma, makes claims that not only stand on a highly contestable reading of an extremely narrow scriptural base but also seem to stand in tension with, if not even in contradiction to, significant biblical texts.

Also contestable is Neuhaus» speculation that «perhaps the fate of Judas is that of total annihilation.»

«More good done by religion than any other organization combined» (paraphrased)- wholly contestable and the bad done by religion is quite extensive as well.

With the fourth spot in Atlético's midfield contestable it would not be surprising to see Óliver Torres a fixture in the starting eleven in 2014.

Considering the multiple strands of conservative thought and practice, and the diverse nature of our political parties, this is an inherently complex and contestable project, which can hardly hope to arrive at conclusive answers.

The first approach is undoubtedly crude, while the second unavoidably involves deeply contestable angels - on - the - head - of - pin judgements.

That's what we heard but that's contestable based on other records.

Should be interesting politically because while I don't think the result will tell us much, it's just contestable enough to make it a big PR coup for whoever wins.

The DSIR, roughly the equivalent of the CSIRO, was disbanded and in its place are independent Crown Research Institutes whose researchers compete for funds from a so - called contestable pool.

«Instead of relying on weak or contestable evidence of third party harms, public health officials should assert boldly that the challenge of tobacco related morbidity and mortality necessitates measures that will help smokers to limit their smoking and ultimately quit.

Keating SM, Deng X, Fernandes F, Cunha - Neto E, Ribeiro AL, Adesina B, Beyer AI, Contestable P, Custer B, Busch MP, Sabino EC; NHLBI Retrovirus Epidemiology Donor Study - II (REDS - II), International Component.

These determinations can be murky, individuals may have multiple affiliations, and Daniel and I did this as an engaging but unfunded exercise — and I'm sure some of our judgment calls are eminently contestable.

But the central thesis, however presented, is hardly contestable: the fragmentation of the American family, in which the norm of two parents raising children in a marriage has been radically reduced by the increase of children born and raised out of wedlock, engenders grave problems for many American children and American society.

That is, in effect, a political matter, and therefore inherently contestable.

Insuring non contestable ownership.

Massive Battlegrounds — PlanetSide 2 features incredible continent maps with dozens of square kilometers of seamless gameplay space; every inch of which is hand - crafted, contestable space.

The audio was exceptional in Star Wars Battlefront, and saying that it's better here would be a point potentially contestable.

Employing an aspirational tone, these images present contestable messages about beauty, desire, virtue, and ideal white femininity.