Then, at the same time, they are coming out with an underwriting.

For this new policy, however, you need to go through medical underwriting again.

What does it take to win a big underwriting deal these days?

Changes to the underwriting, however, were only allowed to go so far.

Where big projects are involved, for example, we will not do all the underwriting.

But underwriting is more important than the amount would suggest.

The underwriting of food, housing, and medical care, by the government.

For example, at a class of business, underwriting year and currency level.

And the firm did an even better job of making money from its underwriting activity.

Corporate underwriting is a fact of life these days, especially in public television.

His firm is not part of the underwriting or selling group.

In each place, the firm was later awarded underwriting business.

"It looks like 1993 is going to be a good underwriting year.

The process of selling new issues to investors is called underwriting.

As a result, companies are paying more money than ever in underwriting fees.

Underwriting profit is a term used in the insurance industry.

She did her job, then shipped the file to underwriting.

"What criteria are they using in the underwriting of these loans?"

"And underwriting was impossible to get, even for them," he said.

He also became knowledgeable in financial planning, security law, and underwriting.

Be prepared for the underwriting process with this type of group coverage.

The cells for the 2000 and 2001 underwriting years will become activated.

But it has still to make an underwriting profit on this account.

That is expected to help it win new underwriting business, a traditional strength.

The underwriting of political risk insurance is a dynamic, growing business.

We underwrite the costs of three law students a year.

A. There are 250,000 people from 140 countries whose studies have been underwritten by the program.

Now she is working for a patient service program underwritten by two drug companies.

But why should the public underwrite the university education of wealthy students?

He's very close in with the market, and he underwrote the issue, so he'll want to see it go.

First, both are being driven and in some cases underwritten by big business.

It is not about to underwrite the cost of housing for America's middle class.

"They were the only ones who would underwrite it," he said.

The nations of the world simply did not choose to underwrite the American show.

Ninety percent of the cost is being underwritten by the group.

I know; I've checked with every one of the companies underwriting you.

He can call on China to stop underwriting this genocide.

A result is that we underwrite both our companies and the rest of the world's consumption.

The companies that underwrite those tours are based here, too.

All these programs were underwritten by the increasingly rich oil economy.

The federal government has indicated that it will underwrite much of the cost, city officials said.

"Seems to me they've got enough money to underwrite terrorism."

"I would have advocated not being involved with underwriting the company," he said.

Much of the trip's expense is being underwritten by companies.

And the Senate campaign, he says, is being underwritten by friends abroad.

These people should have their activities underwritten by the Taxpayer.

I'd take out insurance against you, if I could find anyone dumb enough to underwrite the policy.

Let China pay the full cost of underwriting its aggressive client state.

Part of the proceeds will go to underwrite future business district events.

Support poured in from out of state, helping to underwrite a campaign.