Adjective:

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actuarially's Usage Examples:

offer a plan with at least the "standard" minimum benefit or one that is actuarially equivalent to the standard, and they may also offer plans with more generous.

rates, but fell off in the 1910s as the Order attempted to institute actuarially sound rates and was hit by the First World War and the influenza epidemic.

Citizens Insurance was undercapitalized and charges "rates that are not actuarially sound".

in IT, are not actually quantitative and do not represent risk in any actuarially-sound manner.

have been proposed for managing this risk, a simple to understand and actuarially fair method to eliminate this risk is to segregate separate age group.

The organization was not on an actuarially sound basis - no medical exams were required of new members, and assessments.

the exclusive purpose of providing benefits; requires Trustees to set actuarially sound employer contribution rates; and requires employers to pay those.

Statistical risk, as determined by currently available data, as measured actuarially for insurance premiums.

for the subsidy, a Health Plan Sponsor must show that its coverage is "actuarially equivalent" to, or at least as generous as, the defined standard Medicare.

with the fixed payment amounts in the first 10 years exceeding what actuarially determined amounts would have been using a 50-year amortization schedule.

Hensarling criticized the bill, saying the bill would "postpone actuarially sound rates for perhaps a generation .

Reuther was adamant that the pension plans be fully funded, actuarially sound (the amount set needed to be set to the life expectancies of the.

mortgage will be included among assets unless the repayment terms are actuarially sound, provide for equal payments and prohibit the cancellation of the.