Sentence examples for allow to cover from inspiring English sources

The 2% council tax rise he will allow to cover adult social care provides only a fraction of the costs in poorer areas where council tax is a slender part of their budget.

Integrating industrial waste heat may allow to cover the heat demand for buildings with NZE-standard and even OIB-standard with local sources at reasonable economic cost.

The Chinese news media initially had not been allowed to cover the Lhasa violence.

Under the new law, health insurance plans are generally allowed to cover abortion.

The auxiliary foundations are not to be allowed to cover security operations or implementations of [judicial] rulings.

Neither show will have an audience, and the news media are not being allowed to cover the event.

The only thing that would be chilling is if Judith Miller were allowed to cover up what really happened.

It will mean that, for the first time, teachers will be allowed to cover truly innovative, specialist and challenging topics.

She also asked that television cameras be allowed to cover the trial, and that she be allowed to give interviews to reporters, but the judge refused.

Asked whether women should be allowed to cover their faces, he said: "It's not for me to tell women what to wear.

The only media organization allowed to cover the trial was the semiofficial Fars news agency, which has links to the country's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.