How to pronounce “insure” in English

government is insuring our nuclear power plants what's interesting is we've never stopped and said well are we willing toinsure all our wind farms are we willing to insure all our geothermal drilling companies who are out there working witha lot of risks in their environment the answer is no so what's what's interesting is I wanted people to have a

That is huge. 700 PPM you have a probability of above 10%.We insure our houses, our lives, our cars for a much, much lower probabilities.And of course, insurance has a very particular meaning in that case.

And they get angry.to insure that your dog's going to understand what you want and create a better relationship with them.

Examples are Berkshire's other two big insurance companies, National Indemnity, NICO, and Gen Re.They insure large and unusual risks, some spanning decades.These features render their word in insurance policy a precious asset.

And you know, the 20 percent time here at Google comes immediately to mind, 'cause I think the best teachers build 20 percent time into each one of their classes.To insure that students have that time to explore, invent, and create.I wonder, what would happen if we said "Why shouldn't every teacher have 20 percent time?" [audience response "Mmmm." To pursue his or passions in the context of teaching and learning.

no other way they have to serve as honey pots into foreign colony and those whichare insured they are simply eaten now I show you a brief movie clip of suchraids not a good movie but it shows you the behavior here the honeypot is tracked out it's not very Chandler but

And then the base camp commander comes out and be like, by the way, gentlemen, your ship sunk.And you couldn't insure a ship that far south.So they were all a bit disturbed.

You can assure that a vote has been tabulated correctly if it's hashed to the blockchain.You can insure that a property record has been registered in the way that it's supposed to be registered.It has the potential, by virtue of this independent, distributed, and permanent functionality, to solve a lot of problems around trust,

And they're trying to figure out-- there you go.We've got to insure that our government, this government, does something about it.

They are surgeons, lawyers, engineers, doctors.It's FDIC-insured. So there are certainly investment opportunities that you can get way more than 4% at, but anything above that

Everybody that knows you knows that you're a smoker.Maybe even your health insurer knows that you're a smoker.Who cares? And suppose you're asked to contribute your medical record to the famous series of studies that were done in the 1950s in England that firmly established

And in particular, real harms might come to you of the financial variety.Your health insurer might decide to double your premiums, for example, OK?Now the key observation-- so in particular, if we adopt this definition, this study would have been disallowed.

The contractor, however, did it in-- because normally you do it in newtons or newton meters if you're doing torque.And they weren't insured.

You know that, because every commercial on television is a caveman or a gecko or something else.He grew the insured base down to over $11 and 1/2-- no, I'm sorry.Excuse me. It's at $13 million today.

Well, Berkshire has $110 billion of cash on the balance sheet and has kept a huge cash hoard the entire time.So the insured paid him $5 billion, which is way too much money-- in part because he alone will have the moneyto make good on the commitment if it happened that the equity markets went to zero globally.

like they're not safe at home.So how should insurers, or more broadly, society think about these services in a way so that more people can get the benefit of them?

like they're not safe at home.And so insurers typically only have you for a little bit of time before they bounce you to something else.

that once insured scientific fidelity have been hobbled." Pretty strong words to come out of the mouth of the head of the National Institutes of Health.

We're self-insured. And probably Google is self-insured as well.

And ongoing insured make $150 per year of operating profit for the company.

value of each insured, $2,000.

With all these newly insured people, you would think that the demand for primary care is now growing.

But when the insurer looked at the dollars and cents of the program, it reported cutting their customer's health care costs by half in the first year.

It's good for insurers because people don't go to the hospital as much.

against the insurers, fight for the ship owners.

had been insured by the FDIC.

money is um insured by Lloyds of London so next

They're not insured. They claim to get regularly beaten by their Chinese bosses. And when -- if they're injured, they get fired

SNL is federally insured FDIC Insurance not my

one way to kind of mechanically insure that is to give everyone a cash transfer equal to the cost of that standard of living.

So it's not necessary to insure yourself.

And so Warren was asked to insure against the potential for that portfolio to decline in value.

How do you get and insure adequate, aggregate demand?

nuclear energy which had been used for some other purposes recently and so everybody got excited to build nuclear power plants they looked around and saidwell who's going to insure these plants everybody's like well the banks aren't and insurance companies aren't and so in the end because the government was socommitted to the fact that this was going to be a panacea for our energy world at the time the government stepped

the private market that will insure you against that.

And if he or she is not insured, if he or she doesn't have proper health care, we're all going to suffer--

Very few people cancel.And so if you have a client insured, they're worth $2,000.And when they bought the business, there were only a million of them.

The trouble is when you bring on stream a new insured, the first year they have a loss of $250 per insured.They make $150 annually off of an insured.But bringing one onboard loses them $250.

Now Warren bought the business.They only had a million insured.Now 14 years later, he said in his annual report, that Geico, for all of those who are his partners

they had used an FDIC-insured bank in Florida.

But in his own constitution he had insured himself a place in the in the Senate forever.

Even those of us who are insured don't really get what we ought to get.

So why did Warren get $5 billion to insure against the decline of equities over 18 years

heard about and taking care of people who are under-insured.

This is all covered by Medicaid and their insurers.

Someone shipped it, and insured it in between.

So the business was worth $2 billion, plus or minus.The trouble is when you bring on stream a new insured, the first year they have a loss of $250 per insured.They make $150 annually off of an insured.

For $5 billion in cash, which they gave Berkshire, Berkshire pledged to make them whole, whatever the decline took.Now nobody else could make a pledge that the insured, the person actually seeking insurance would actually trust.Because few would keep enough liquidity around that, if the markets really did melt down to zero, that they could actually be good for the money.

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