double insurance

It is a little like taking out double insurance.

Of course, he also might have shot off his own thumbs as double insurance against being drafted and sent to Vietnam.

"So we're paying a little extra for double insurance."

There is no requirement for double insurance, covering both the employee and his employer against the same risk.

It has hairy foliage and is also in the nettle family, providing double insurance.

If my wife ever saw my behavior in midtown when I'm not with her, she'd want to take out double insurance on my life."

"The culling is a double insurance."

He is battling with his insurers over his claim for a double insurance payment of nearly $7 billion for the rebuilding effort.

He claims that he is entitled to a double insurance payment of nearly $7 billion because there were two attacks on two different buildings at the trade center.

Those who need to travel beyond Bridgeport say it is cheaper to keep a car parked on both sides of the Sound, even though this means double insurance and parking expenses.

So he took out a double insurance on his deception for him a desperately needed deception not only by moving to Oxford, but also by dressing and living as a woman.

Although Mr. Silverstein had long argued that getting a double insurance payment was a civic necessity for the rebuilding, the judge told jurors not to let that "enter into your decision."

Mr. Silverstein has insisted that he is entitled to a double insurance payment of nearly $7 billion because two planes hit two towers in what he describes as two separate occurrences.

Ever since the attacks that destroyed the twin towers, Mr. Silverstein and his lawyers have argued that there were two attacks, not one, so he should be entitled to a double insurance payment.

Mrs. Whitman has also said she can save some $150 million by turning some state duties over to private contractors and by ending double insurance coverage for spouses who both work for the state.

"Many of their children will do well on this test without a tutor, but parents want double insurance," said Annie Han, a tutor on the Upper West Side who runs Saturday preparation classes for the test.

Mr. Silverstein has been engaged in a court battle ever since with his insurers; he claims that the trade center's destruction was the result of two separate attacks, entitling him to a double insurance payout of nearly $7 billion.

An incentive scheme to encourage the staff of electrical retailer, Rumbelows, to sell insurance alongside electrical products doubled insurance sales, while efforts to persuade Nationwide customers to redeposit savings with the building society after the BT flotation met with success.

Barry R. Ostrager, the lawyer for Swiss Re, the largest insurer among 10 in the case, argued in his summation on Thursday that Mr. Silverstein and his brokers "manufactured a story" that they hoped would enable the developer to receive a double insurance payment, totaling nearly $7 billion.

In any case, since the site-owner and his insurer will never be sure they can prove the liability of the installer, the existence of the installer's liability cover will not reduce the fire premium, so that the only alternative to the site-owner bearing the risk will be double insurance, which benefits neither side.