uninsured
अपूर्वदृष्ट
definition
adjective
an uninsured driver
not covered by insurance.
translation of 'uninsured'
बिन बीमा का
adjective
अपूर्वदृष्ट
example
Now they are keen for the powers to be extended to 'uninsured' drivers.
Police say the clause makes it difficult to deal with 'uninsured' drivers.
Ralph says assets as large as buildings are sometimes inadvertently left 'uninsured' .
He backs an increase in the minimum wage and expanded health coverage for the 'uninsured' .
They claim the cost to victims of accidents with 'uninsured' drivers is £500 million each year.
What is not being said is that much of the problem of the 'uninsured' can be solved at the state, not federal, level.
Not only is it mandatory to take out such insurance where there is a bank involved, it is seldom that such an item can be left 'uninsured' .
An 'uninsured' driver who killed a close friend while speeding in his car was jailed for 18 months.
Magistrates should be empowered to confiscate and sell off cars belonging to 'uninsured' drivers.
You might think a sensible move would be to buy some form of top - up cover for the 'uninsured' slice.
In this scenario, you are 'uninsured' and now own a reduced value property.
Patten estimates that at least 50 per cent of travellers abroad are 'uninsured' .
An 'uninsured' hit-and-run driver today won a legal battle to stop him paying compensation to the child he paralysed.
The lay preacher was stopped by police in Wales for driving an 'uninsured' car.
On top of that comes 'uninsured' losses which are likely to double that figure as a total cost to the economy.
You may have to pay an extra element to cover 'uninsured' drivers but why pay more for the element that insures your own driving?
The consequences of being 'uninsured' are frightening for all races, the study found.
In addition to the health problems caused by lack of insurance, the 'uninsured' face enormous financial risks.
Gergiev kept the programme going with barely a break and raised money abroad to cover the 'uninsured' $15m loss.
Health-poor people - those who are 'uninsured' or inadequately covered - have to pay the highest prices.
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