Sentences with phrase «of policy paralysis»

The state of policy paralysis in India has hurt the general insurance industry significantly, says managing director and chief executive officer of HDFC Ergo, Ritesh Kumar.

A period of policy paralysis ended with Lord Falconer, then lord chancellor, losing patience with the LSC over spiralling criminal costs of crime.

Black List Author Jim Prall: Climate Depot's Morano Helped bring «a couple of decades of policy paralysis and delay»

Yet there appears to be a growing risk of policy paralysis, with European politicians voicing positions that are strongly and publicly opposed by Europe's central bankers.

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If policy paralysis does prevent this, or if some form of debt restructuring is agreed, we share the ECB's fears about the effects on markets.

The major weakness of a democracy is its paralysis in foreign policy before a determined foe.

In some areas of policy - making, it is now likely to be entirely paralysed — with a PM unwilling to change course, but unable to win the argument.

This year was also to be the start of a new post-Kyoto treaty, but that effort was stillborn by the continuing paralysis of U.S. policy making.

And we need to take a serious look at reforming the fundamental governance structures of our most troubled school districts, where politics has created paralysis and an absence of accountability and clear policy direction.

With the paralysis of the climate treaty process and American legislation capping greenhouse gases, a direct focus on energy innovation as a climate, economic and security strategy is gaining some traction in policy circles.

There is a path toward action that can avoid the paralysis around the cap - and - trade concept that has become the best friend of stasists seeking status - quo energy policy.

Dr Otto concludes: «At a crucial time for climate negotiations, the proposed index offers a transparent and accountable method of evaluating climate policies that deals with the remaining uncertainty of the climate response, which has so far had a paralysing effect on climate change policies.»

Critical illness insurance definition: a type of health insurance policy that pays out a lump sum cash benefit payment for a qualifying condition, such as cancer, paralysis, heart disease and stroke.

This policy covers death by accidents, (not natural causes) and dismemberment, and generally pays for the loss of certain body parts such as loss of a limb, eyesight and paralysis.

A common example of this kind is a critical illness plan that comes with a one - time benefit in case the insured person suffers from any illness specified in the policy, such as paralysis, heart attackor cancer.For instance, a hospital cash policy gives daily cash benefit up to a pre-defined limit for all the span of timethat insured person is hospitalized.

An AD&D policy also covers dismemberment (partial or total loss of a hand, arm, or other body part) as well as paralysis and the loss of sight, speech, or hearing.

Typically, the AD&D policy pays a percentage for the loss of a limb, partial or permanent paralysis, or the loss of use of specific body parts, such as the loss of sight, hearing, or speech.

However, critical illness policies pay a lumpsum amount irrespective of hospitalization in case of critical illnesses like heart attack, cancer and paralysis, to name a few.

It contains what are called «Living Benefits» which will pay out a portion, if not all, of the overall death benefit in the event of a «qualifying» catastrophic injury — the dismemberment portion of the accidental death policy, which covers loss of limb and paralysis.

For example, their Saver's Bridge Short - Term Medical policy allows up to $ 2 million in lifetime benefits while the Critical Illness policy offers a lump sum benefit if you happen to be struck down by multiple sclerosis, cancer, paralysis, deafness, blindness, stroke, major organ transplant, coronary artery bypass (only a certain percentage of the value), or a heart attack.

Some accidental death insurance policies pay between 25 % and 50 % of the policy amount for partial or complete paralysis.

Insured is eligible for the Lumpsum amount if diagnosed with any of the 10 listed critical illnesses which are (Cancer, Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery, First Heart Attack (Myocardial Infarction), Kidney Failure, Major Organ Transplant, Stroke, Aorta Graft Surgery Primary Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension, Multiple Sclerosis with Persisting Symptoms, Permanent Paralysis of Limbs) in the policy contract.

Typical conditions covered by an individual critical illness insurance policy are: cancer, stroke, heart attack, Alzheimer's disease, aortic surgery, aplastic anemia, bacterial meningitis, benign brain tumour, blindness, coma, coronary artery bypass surgery, deafness, heart valve replacement, kidney failure, loss of independent existence, loss of limbs, loss of speech, major organ failure on waiting list, major organ transplant, motor neuron disease, multiple sclerosis, occupational HIV infection, paralysis, Parkinson's disease, and severe burns.

Sunlife example: you can choose between a policy covering 4 illnesses: Cancer, Heart attack, Stroke, and Coronary artery bypass surgery, and a policy including over 20 illnesses including such ones as Parkinson's disease, Paralysis, Aplastic anemia and even loss of limbs, loss of speech, blindness to name a few.