in excess of

Over; greater or more than. The retail giant predicts earnings for the past year in excess of $4 million.

in excess of

Greater than, more than, as in The book sold in excess of a million copies. [Early 1600s]

in excess of

Greater than; more than: unit sales in excess of 20 million.

See also: excess, of

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

See also:

wring (something) from (someone or something)
wring from
make sense
bend (one's) mind
be out on the tiles
go out on the tiles
everything from A to Z
everything from soup to nuts
have (something) to play with
have money, time, etc. to play with

References in periodicals archive

When an excess clause is given effect, the insurer is not liable for any part of the loss or damage covered by other insurance except for the amount of loss or damage in excess of the coverage provided by the other policy.").

Caveat settlor: insurance coverage settlements and the triumph of policy language over precedent

We will share the remaining loss, if any, with any other insurance that is not described in this excess insurance provision and was not bought specifically to apply in excess of the limits of insurance shown in the declarations of this coverage part.

Excess-primary insurer obligations and the rights of the insured: one area that needs clarification is the tension between the principle of horizontal exhaustion and the doctrine of targeted tender

A plaintiff who prevails on an assigned bad faith claim against the insurer may be able to recover full compensation in excess of the defendant's liability coverage limits.

Assigned policy rights can increase compensation

As health care inches over 14 percent of GNP, far in excess of any other nation, consensus is growing that we must find a less expensive way to deliver services.

Community partnerships for nursing homes; a community outreach project developed for non-profits might also be useful to for-profits

M sought a fee award in excess of the statutory rate because of his attorney's (E's) expertise in tax investigation and assessment, tax litigation and experience as an IRS Special Agent.

Prevailing taxpayer entitled to enhanced fee award

Putting these three considerations together, courts search for an answer as to whether the insured's liability was probable and damages were great, meaning that damages were reasonably in excess of policy limits and the insured's liability was more probable than not.

Avoiding "bad faith" in settlement: what are the developments?

We estimate that if the OSHA law passes it will cost in excess of $45 billion," Downey said.

Upbeat mood in '95, with cautious optimism

With a displacement of 3,500 tonnes, the ship spans 109 metres in length and 14 metres at the beam and is propelled by four diesel engines to achieve speeds in excess of 25 knots with an endurance of 3,450 nautical miles.

Sitharaman commissions INS Kiltan into Navy

Any location of a tax-exempt organization with three or more full-time employees (defined in the regulations as a weekly payroll in excess of 120 hours) is considered a regional or district office potentially subject to these rules.

IRS finalizes regs. on public disclosure and inspection of tax-exempt organization's documents

THE DEVELOPMENT by American courts of a cause of action for breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing has created a number of concerns for insurance carriers and their counsel, particularly in relation to liability for damages in excess of stated limits specified in the insurance contract.

Issues for excess insurer counsel in bad faith and excess liability cases

The 8,140 tonne submarine renamed INS Chakra can stay under water for 100 days and can travel at a speed in excess of 25 knots.

India enters P-5 club with induction of nuclear submarine

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释义	in excess of in excess of Over; greater or more than. The retail giant predicts earnings for the past year in excess of $4 million. See also: excess, of Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. in excess of Greater than, more than, as in The book sold in excess of a million copies. [Early 1600s] See also: excess, of The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. in excess of Greater than; more than: unit sales in excess of 20 million. See also: excess, of American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See also: wring (something) from (someone or something) wring from make sense bend (one's) mind be out on the tiles go out on the tiles everything from A to Z everything from soup to nuts have (something) to play with have money, time, etc. to play with References in periodicals archive When an excess clause is given effect, the insurer is not liable for any part of the loss or damage covered by other insurance except for the amount of loss or damage in excess of the coverage provided by the other policy."). Caveat settlor: insurance coverage settlements and the triumph of policy language over precedent We will share the remaining loss, if any, with any other insurance that is not described in this excess insurance provision and was not bought specifically to apply in excess of the limits of insurance shown in the declarations of this coverage part. Excess-primary insurer obligations and the rights of the insured: one area that needs clarification is the tension between the principle of horizontal exhaustion and the doctrine of targeted tender A plaintiff who prevails on an assigned bad faith claim against the insurer may be able to recover full compensation in excess of the defendant's liability coverage limits. Assigned policy rights can increase compensation As health care inches over 14 percent of GNP, far in excess of any other nation, consensus is growing that we must find a less expensive way to deliver services. Community partnerships for nursing homes; a community outreach project developed for non-profits might also be useful to for-profits M sought a fee award in excess of the statutory rate because of his attorney's (E's) expertise in tax investigation and assessment, tax litigation and experience as an IRS Special Agent. Prevailing taxpayer entitled to enhanced fee award Putting these three considerations together, courts search for an answer as to whether the insured's liability was probable and damages were great, meaning that damages were reasonably in excess of policy limits and the insured's liability was more probable than not. Avoiding "bad faith" in settlement: what are the developments? We estimate that if the OSHA law passes it will cost in excess of $45 billion," Downey said. Upbeat mood in '95, with cautious optimism With a displacement of 3,500 tonnes, the ship spans 109 metres in length and 14 metres at the beam and is propelled by four diesel engines to achieve speeds in excess of 25 knots with an endurance of 3,450 nautical miles. Sitharaman commissions INS Kiltan into Navy Any location of a tax-exempt organization with three or more full-time employees (defined in the regulations as a weekly payroll in excess of 120 hours) is considered a regional or district office potentially subject to these rules. IRS finalizes regs. on public disclosure and inspection of tax-exempt organization's documents THE DEVELOPMENT by American courts of a cause of action for breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing has created a number of concerns for insurance carriers and their counsel, particularly in relation to liability for damages in excess of stated limits specified in the insurance contract. Issues for excess insurer counsel in bad faith and excess liability cases The 8,140 tonne submarine renamed INS Chakra can stay under water for 100 days and can travel at a speed in excess of 25 knots. India enters P-5 club with induction of nuclear submarine
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