The actuaryof the Rugby bank committed his frauds in the same way.
Happily the depositors, whom, so far as he knew, the actuary was mercilessly robbing, were ultimately secured against loss.
A gentleman named Chadwick was passing the bank during one of Haworth's times of need, and the actuary called him in, and asked him to be kind enough to sign a return.
Evidence of Mr. Jameson, actuary of the Perth Bank.
Like Haworth at Rochdale, the Canterbury actuary carefully noted those who were generally putting money into the bank, and seldom taking any out.
Examined the Actuaryor Secretary of the above-named Savings Bank.
We now gave ourselves up again to our quiet, easy routine of the university and society; and in the latter the Actuary Salzmann, president of our table, continued to be the general pedagogue.
The actuary adds, "If Colonel Akroyd ever despairs, I give him the above answer.
Now the results must be very regular, to justify the actuary in speaking of Mortality as governed by Laws.
The actuary tells you that he has been guided by the Laws of Mortality.
Another actuary says: "A drunken father being shamed out of his drunkenness by the deposits of his children, now deposits half-a-crown a week in the bank.
It is on such observations that the actuary founds his estimates of the mortality that exists at any given period of life.
My friend told me that the actuary was an influential and good-natured individual, very susceptible to little courtesies.
The redoubtableactuary sat in a capacious easy-chair with his feet on a reindeer skin.
For the Red Cap," answered Falk, with a slight tremor in his voice; he had recognized in the secretary the actuary of the Board of Payment of Employes' Salaries.
However, my young friend advised me to present myself to the actuary and ask him to introduce me to the other employes who were now dropping in to poke the fires in their tiled stoves and enjoy the last glimmer of the glowing wood.
The actuaryheld twenty-five shares in this concern.
Besides the registrar there is a government actuary for friendly societies, by whom the liabilities and accounts of all societies are valued every five years, a method which ensures uniformity in the processes of valuation.
A few days afterwards, I went to him [the same actuary referred to in 945] and very gravely told him that I had discovered the law of human mortality in the Carlisle Table, of which he thought very highly.
No actuary has yet appeared to forecast the acts of Providence, but on the whole our fire insurance companies are well managed and prosperous.
Now, from its actuary tables, the company knows, with reasonable accuracy, the number of years this young man should live, barring accidents.
The average amount by which the reserve of a company must be increased, because of the existence of policies of a given class, is to the actuary an important fact, and is commonly accepted as his best guide in the distribution of surplus.
The actuary is forced to observe that the interest factor in his calculations is much less definitely fixed by known facts than the mortality factor.
It proved to represent a mortality far in excess of the average, and in 1821 John Finlaison, being made actuary to the debt commissioners, protested against the rates in use.
Thus we have the experience of upwards of 150 years, if we could only get at it, to enable the actuary to ascertain the doctrine of chances in this momentous subject, which at present is little better than a speculation.
She applied to the same actuary to know how much of an annual income or annuity she could buy for the sum she had.
This leaves the policy holder absolutely at the mercy of the Company, or its actuary who is, or may be, the instrument of the officers of the Company.
In the spring the face-walls and the lawns and the kiosks went forward according to the original design, and the actuary frequently brought his city friends, directors and all, down to look at them.
We therefore offer you the position of actuary in the ---- Life.
The assumptions of some of these new offices were audacious enough; one actuary asserting that a company might spend all their premiums and great part of their capital, and be perfectly solvent.
There is no profession in which subordinates are so respectfully regarded, for the actuary is master of a science in which the director is generally deficient; and knowledge, in this case, as in others, is essentially power.
Tabular statements may prove whatever the actuary pleases, and may be made to mean anything and mystify anybody.
The actuarywho made these investigations went farther.
Van Cise, actuary of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.
The actuary writes in response to inquiry: 'We are very careful in our selection of risks, and only those who drink in moderation will be accepted.
In 1912 Mr. Ackland, the Actuary at the India Office, made a thorough investigation into the past experience of the Fund from the statistics furnished to him.
Letter of Mr. Elliott, Actuary of the Sanitary Commission.
Justizrath Heckepfennig cast a look at Actuary Unterwasser as much as to say: Can you conceive such impudence?
Actuary Unterwasser smiled compassionately, and sadly shook his head, and scratched away with his pen over his paper, as if his shocked moral sense found some relief in getting such inconceivable things at all events down in black and white.
Wright, became actuary of the New England Life, and his daughter, Miss Jane Wright, was made actuary of the Mutual Union Company.
But the severest lesson was the loss of Barrett's Method,[327] now the universal instrument of the actuaryin his highest calculations.
He talks of reducing this world and the next to "present value," as an actuary does with successive lives or next presentations.
Actuary and secretary to the General Reversionary and Investment Company (5, Whitehall, S.
Actuary to the Globe Insurance Company, and to the Equitable Reversionary Society; fellow and member of Council of the Statistical Society (Cornhill, E.
Actuary to the Legal and General Life Insurance Company (10, Fleet-street, E.
London actuary, or rather a Scotch actuary living a good part of his life in London.
An actuary may be allowed to be accurate in this matter, of which I was reminded by what an actuary wrote of another actuary.
He finally became an actuary at London and was prominent in radical associations.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "actuary" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
