Insuring [verb]

Many stories are told of insuring ships after learning of their loss; such conduct is a palpable fraud.

The same is true of a stipulation insuring against death by suicide while sane.

Scattergood was insuring himself against possible steps by the enemy to nullify his charter.

Jim McFann could be made a deadly and certain instrument for insuring the safety of the Talpers skin.

He paid an annual fee of moderate proportions which he regarded as an insurance premium—insuring comfort in travel.

Are not Pullman cars, hotels, and theatres operating under licenses or charters insuring equal opportunities for all?

If it is the giving of money, the building of a church, the insuring of a life, complete the doing.

Spain was to resume possession of the Floridas, insuring thereby the coveted unbroken coast line on the Gulf.

He re-entered the recess; but, on consideration, deemed it prudent to take some further steps for insuring his concealment.

At the same time, the shutter operates automatically with great precision, insuring even illumination throughout the exposure.