Definition of social insurance in English:

social insurance

noun

mass noun

A system of compulsory contribution to enable the provision of state assistance in sickness, unemployment, etc.
社会保险
Example sentencesExamples
- The idea of social insurance against risk is quite compatible with a dynamic, free-market economy.
- Sweden's extensive system of social insurance pays for medical and dental care.
- He added that related mechanisms, such as social insurance and unemployment benefits are also being strengthened to build a comprehensive job-safety net.
- Churchill was converted to the Bismarckian model of social insurance following a visit to Germany.
- A move towards social insurance would not necessarily create a two-tier healthcare system, the report states.
- Health Secretary John Reid said the current system of NHS funding by taxation was fairer, claiming social insurance was effectively a tax on work.
- The government has submitted to the House of Representatives a draft law on social insurance that would cover health, accident, pension, life and retirement.
- Social Security needs to stay as social insurance.
- Moreover, there is neither any worthwhile social insurance nor old-age pension.
- It is simply wrong to equate money contributed through social insurance with money contributed through taxes.
- In 1942 a report by William Beveridge proposed a comprehensive British system of national social insurance.
- They designed several other Social Security proposals, which became known as public assistance as distinct from social insurance.
- It must be remembered that social security was designed as social insurance for exactly these workers.
- Implementing systems of social insurance for health care has proved, however, to be much more complex than expected.
- The judges stated that a person covered by social insurance who was incorrectly refused authorisation was entitled to have the costs of treatment reimbursed.
- There are lots of good places here, good theatre, the people are nice, there's a good social life, good social insurance.
- Part-time workers do not receive any social insurance, pension, union rights, or paid holidays.
- Poverty was to be conquered by a commitment to full employment together with social insurance.
- It is funded through social insurance, rather than general taxation, and patients, armed with reams of performance statistics, can choose where they are treated.
- He dismissed other options for funding the health service, such as social insurance or private provision.

Definition of social insurance in US English:

social insurance

nounˈsōSHəl inˈSHo͝orəns

A system of compulsory contribution to provide government assistance in sickness, unemployment, etc.
社会保险
Example sentencesExamples
- It must be remembered that social security was designed as social insurance for exactly these workers.
- They designed several other Social Security proposals, which became known as public assistance as distinct from social insurance.
- It is funded through social insurance, rather than general taxation, and patients, armed with reams of performance statistics, can choose where they are treated.
- There are lots of good places here, good theatre, the people are nice, there's a good social life, good social insurance.
- Health Secretary John Reid said the current system of NHS funding by taxation was fairer, claiming social insurance was effectively a tax on work.
- Moreover, there is neither any worthwhile social insurance nor old-age pension.
- He added that related mechanisms, such as social insurance and unemployment benefits are also being strengthened to build a comprehensive job-safety net.
- Poverty was to be conquered by a commitment to full employment together with social insurance.
- The government has submitted to the House of Representatives a draft law on social insurance that would cover health, accident, pension, life and retirement.
- The judges stated that a person covered by social insurance who was incorrectly refused authorisation was entitled to have the costs of treatment reimbursed.
- A move towards social insurance would not necessarily create a two-tier healthcare system, the report states.
- In 1942 a report by William Beveridge proposed a comprehensive British system of national social insurance.
- The idea of social insurance against risk is quite compatible with a dynamic, free-market economy.
- Churchill was converted to the Bismarckian model of social insurance following a visit to Germany.
- Social Security needs to stay as social insurance.
- It is simply wrong to equate money contributed through social insurance with money contributed through taxes.
- Sweden's extensive system of social insurance pays for medical and dental care.
- Part-time workers do not receive any social insurance, pension, union rights, or paid holidays.
- He dismissed other options for funding the health service, such as social insurance or private provision.
- Implementing systems of social insurance for health care has proved, however, to be much more complex than expected.

词汇	social insurance
释义	Definition of social insurance in English: social insurance noun mass noun A system of compulsory contribution to enable the provision of state assistance in sickness, unemployment, etc. 社会保险 Example sentencesExamples The idea of social insurance against risk is quite compatible with a dynamic, free-market economy. Sweden's extensive system of social insurance pays for medical and dental care. He added that related mechanisms, such as social insurance and unemployment benefits are also being strengthened to build a comprehensive job-safety net. Churchill was converted to the Bismarckian model of social insurance following a visit to Germany. A move towards social insurance would not necessarily create a two-tier healthcare system, the report states. Health Secretary John Reid said the current system of NHS funding by taxation was fairer, claiming social insurance was effectively a tax on work. The government has submitted to the House of Representatives a draft law on social insurance that would cover health, accident, pension, life and retirement. Social Security needs to stay as social insurance. Moreover, there is neither any worthwhile social insurance nor old-age pension. It is simply wrong to equate money contributed through social insurance with money contributed through taxes. In 1942 a report by William Beveridge proposed a comprehensive British system of national social insurance. They designed several other Social Security proposals, which became known as public assistance as distinct from social insurance. It must be remembered that social security was designed as social insurance for exactly these workers. Implementing systems of social insurance for health care has proved, however, to be much more complex than expected. The judges stated that a person covered by social insurance who was incorrectly refused authorisation was entitled to have the costs of treatment reimbursed. There are lots of good places here, good theatre, the people are nice, there's a good social life, good social insurance. Part-time workers do not receive any social insurance, pension, union rights, or paid holidays. Poverty was to be conquered by a commitment to full employment together with social insurance. It is funded through social insurance, rather than general taxation, and patients, armed with reams of performance statistics, can choose where they are treated. He dismissed other options for funding the health service, such as social insurance or private provision. Definition of social insurance in US English: social insurance nounˈsōSHəl inˈSHo͝orəns A system of compulsory contribution to provide government assistance in sickness, unemployment, etc. 社会保险 Example sentencesExamples It must be remembered that social security was designed as social insurance for exactly these workers. They designed several other Social Security proposals, which became known as public assistance as distinct from social insurance. It is funded through social insurance, rather than general taxation, and patients, armed with reams of performance statistics, can choose where they are treated. There are lots of good places here, good theatre, the people are nice, there's a good social life, good social insurance. Health Secretary John Reid said the current system of NHS funding by taxation was fairer, claiming social insurance was effectively a tax on work. Moreover, there is neither any worthwhile social insurance nor old-age pension. He added that related mechanisms, such as social insurance and unemployment benefits are also being strengthened to build a comprehensive job-safety net. Poverty was to be conquered by a commitment to full employment together with social insurance. The government has submitted to the House of Representatives a draft law on social insurance that would cover health, accident, pension, life and retirement. The judges stated that a person covered by social insurance who was incorrectly refused authorisation was entitled to have the costs of treatment reimbursed. A move towards social insurance would not necessarily create a two-tier healthcare system, the report states. In 1942 a report by William Beveridge proposed a comprehensive British system of national social insurance. The idea of social insurance against risk is quite compatible with a dynamic, free-market economy. Churchill was converted to the Bismarckian model of social insurance following a visit to Germany. Social Security needs to stay as social insurance. It is simply wrong to equate money contributed through social insurance with money contributed through taxes. Sweden's extensive system of social insurance pays for medical and dental care. Part-time workers do not receive any social insurance, pension, union rights, or paid holidays. He dismissed other options for funding the health service, such as social insurance or private provision. Implementing systems of social insurance for health care has proved, however, to be much more complex than expected.
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