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And he said the Government would not be allowed to run a system in which it guaranteed insurance coverage.

"The bottom line has to be guaranteed insurance," she said to cheers.

He explained that nothing like the absolute total was needed to guarantee insurance benefits.

It provides an alternative source of guaranteed insurance for those who leave the employer pool.

The increased volume of universal coverage will guarantee insurance companies huge incomes.

"The politicians have it," he said of guaranteed insurance.

They are not trying to remake the health care system or guarantee insurance for every American through one big program, they said.

Both measures would guarantee insurance coverage for people moving from one employer-sponsored health plan to another, regardless of any medical problems they might have.

The Government would guarantee insurance coverage for people who are not working; they would pay premiums that rise with their income.

The bill, similar to a bipartisan measure pending in the Senate, would guarantee insurance coverage for people moving from one employer-sponsored health plan to another.

The witnesses generally applauded the Administration for its efforts to control health costs and guarantee insurance coverage of all Americans.

The Senators said nothing publicly, but some who believe that guaranteed insurance is politically unrealistic were privately furious.

And the prospects for pensioners whose security is based on guaranteed insurance contracts is even more problematic.

Enhancement of the regulation of financial guarantee insurance, which has a very different business model than traditional insurance.

That helped stall one attempt in the Senate Finance Committee to back away from guaranteed insurance.

If Congress passes health-care reform that guarantees insurance coverage to everyone, money for these primary-care clinics will be assured.

State law guarantees insurance discounts to graduates of defensive driving classes: at least 10 percent off liability and collision premiums for three years.

Fiduciaries responsible for managing the guaranteed insurance contracts held by pension plans are more sophisticated investors, and presumably less likely to panic.

It would not require employers to pay for insurance, nor would it promise guaranteed insurance to all.

President Clinton's health plan was inspired as much by a desire to control costs as by a passion to guarantee insurance for every American.

In the United Kingdom, this type of employee dishonesty insurance is called fidelity guarantee insurance coverage.

PMI, based in San Francisco, provides mortgage guarantee insurance.

Firm Opposition The notion of guaranteed insurance is popular, in part because it would spread insurance costs over the entire population and simplify accounting.

Child life insurance policies typically offer the owner the option to purchase, or in some cases obtain additional guaranteed insurance when the child reaches maturity.

The proposal for such an employer mandate is a central element of Mr. Clinton's plan to guarantee insurance coverage for all Americans.