Arturas Bakanauskas Dec 7, 2013:

Ok, I was rushing this morning and definitely missed that pries/po do not govern ivykis. Had the parentheses not been there, I would have picked that up faster. Gintautas's link does not open for me, so I have no idea what such a term would mean, nor does my wife who has worked in the field for 11 years. There can be no insured events (the UK does not use insurance event very much, only 346 hits compared to who knows how many for insured event) prior to the insurance policy coming into force. Such events are non-insured events (or not insured events or uninsured events, which are the usual ways of expressing this idea, non-insured being only an emphatic form), the same as an event not covered by the policy during the period it is in force. A post insurance event would occur after the policy has expired and so also be a non-insured event. What one does have is pre- and post insurance periods. So can someone please explain what is meant by a pre-/post insured event, because most of the English Google hits are talking about for ex. po ivykio bukle?