Sentence examples for across-the-board coverage from inspiring English sources

The across-the-board coverage of Beijing's brown, soupy air, which has been consistently rated "hazardous" or even worse by foreign and local monitors since last week, was the most open in recent memory.

The BBC News website will be providing across-the-board coverage of the event on the day to UK and international audiences, with live video and expert, informed commentary on the occasion, up-to-the-minute written updates from our correspondents and expert observers, and all the latest pictures.

All three major television networks as well as the three all-news cable channels gave blanket coverage to the release of the Osama bin Laden tape yesterday, the first time in two months that all of them agreed that a development in the terrorism story merited such across-the-board, live coverage.

UCLA is seeking across-the-board improvement after struggling with its coverage and return units throughout last season.

Stephen Mangione, a union spokesman, said, "The settlement includes across-the-board improvements and gains in wages, medical coverage and pensions".

Even colleagues on the Finance Committee do not know, for example, how strongly he feels about across-the-board tax cuts or providing prescription drug coverage under Medicare or establishing private investment accounts under Social Security or giving patients the right to sue their health insurance companies.

Larry Levitt, an analyst with the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, likened that change to a 15percentt, across-the-board reduction in subsidies for people buying coverage on their own.

Does "sharing" mean across-the-board cuts?

He's no across-the-board liberal.

Across-the-board cost-cutting.

Get across-the-board involvement.