Sentences with phrase «coverage of the event dwelt»

The Shadow Welsh Secretary has complained — on Twitter, naturally — that the BBC's coverage of the event dwelt too long on David Cameron and Nick Clegg, and ignored Ed Miliband.

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Provides home insurance coverage for the dwelling in the event of physical damage to a property from fire, wind, vandalism, or other hazards.

Provides home insurance coverage for the dwelling in the event of physical damage to a property from fire, wind, vandalism, or other hazards.

A standard home insurance policy typically includes enough dwelling coverage to completely rebuild your house in the event of a covered loss.

A standard home insurance policy typically includes enough dwelling coverage to completely rebuild your house in the event of a covered loss.

But in the event our home is damaged or destroyed we come to realize and have to accept that our coverage is not enough even to make up for the greater part of the expenses associated with rebuilding or repairing the dwelling, to say nothing of the personal property.

If it does happen that your prized plants are ruined by a covered event, then the coverage is often limited to not more than 5 percent of the value of the dwelling coverage and no more than $ 500 per plant.

These may include the amount it may cost to rebuild your home at current construction costs (dwelling coverage), the value of your belongings (personal property coverage) and the amount of liability coverage that may assist you in the event that you're found legally responsible for a guest's injuries or damage to someone else's property.

In any event, adequate coverage for your dwelling and possessions - and against liability - protects you against serious losses in the event of a disaster.

There are additional coverage options that will also pay for your moving expenses if your home is made unlivable as well as any medical or legal expenses incurred in the event of a serious accident or injury in your townhouse or other dwelling.