Sentences with phrase «record companies dying»

«I don't agree with record companies dying.

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Even the company with the «highest» score was still only 36 % compliant with the International Code on the Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes (also known as the Code)-- a shameful record in the light of the 800,000 babies who die each year because they are not breastfed.

Recorded in 1991 (the year he died) for what was then called Voyager Company, Arthur Knight gives a rehearsed take on the film, reading from Cocteau's diary and putting this into the context of the director's varied careers.

When the insured dies within the two - year contestability period, the insurance company will routinely scour the application and compare it with medical and financial records to determine if there are discrepancies.

While life insurance companies frequently do not request medical and financial records from applicants before issuing a policy, they almost always do so when the insured dies within the contestability period.

In cases where a lying smoker dies within the contestability period and the cause of death can not in any way be associated with smoking but medical records show that he's a nicotine user, the insurance company can absolutely cancel the insurance policy.

But companies that issue life insurance actually do monitor a prospective policy holder's driving record because their history of driving, including accidents, DUI convictions and moving violations, can directly affect an individual's life expectancy and their risk of dying, all factors which influence the rate that an insurance company charges for a life insurance plan.

The person dies after a year and the company reviews all of his medical records and finds new information that wouldn't have precluded them from issuing insurance, but would have moved them to issue the policy a higher premium, say $ 3000 a year.

It's 8 am and I'm sitting in the Four Season auditorium listening to Jill Sobule sing about dying record companies — «I've got nothing to p...