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At the time, Robertson had been in the actuarial field for 30 years.

These are taken from actuarial tables, and has nothing to do with how long people actually live.

He said a decision would be made within a few weeks, based on a complex actuarial formula.

He did, and it fell right off the actuarial charts.

The related actuarial reports are not available for public inspection.

The city will make full actuarial payments in 2006 and thereafter.

As a result, some small actuarial firms saw a competitive opportunity.

Everyone needs a warm, personal medical home, not a cold actuarial hand keeping the door closed.

"We are moving toward actuarial models to aid in the decision," he said.

During the period occupying this position, until 1909, he developed an interest in actuarial science.

Such statistics could easily be generated by actuarial programs now in use.

He worked for state government and firms that were too small to have their own actuarial departments.

Or entirely in keeping with the actuarial basis of insurance.

The cost cap will be set following a full actuarial valuation.

The instrument's evolution has been long and continues as part of actuarial science.

Those companies, he said, submitted actuarial reports showing the need for a rate increase.

The actuarial data show virtually no one exceeds the combination.

However, these people must be good at math and able to pass the actuarial exams.

Another official said, "I'm sure she's looked at the actuarial tables for her job."

"There were some very strong opinions, for an actuarial group," he recalled.

Studies by actuarial and benefits consulting concerns show that the phone lines pay off.

Its actuarial assumption, however, is 8.5 percent - which means it should have money to spare.

The amount could be adjusted for actuarial factors and regional costs.

About 40 percent of all disability awards come on appeal, actuarial studies have found.

Provide information about the actuarial liabilities for the promised benefits.