Sentence examples for broadly covered from inspiring English sources

The first element was a bill introduced to the city's Board of Supervisors that would make it illegal for such centers to advertise falsely about their pregnancy-related services, something already more broadly covered by a state law barring deceptive advertising.

DNA methylation in melanoma was specific for distinct H3K27me3 peaks rather than for broadly covered regions.

Stage 1 included only four blocks of items that broadly covered the range of item difficulty as this initial routing decision was based on limited information.

While the war to control mobile payments has been broadly covered over the last several years, it seems that the tactical warfare that has been at play is less understood by most observers.

"Handling spam is a complex issue and we're continuously working on ways to improve our systems, including new ways of preventing, detecting and taking down incorrect edits," a spokesperson said regarding the new hack, which has now been broadly covered by major news outlets, some of whom even speculated it was a Google "Easter Egg".

"Self-care (d5)" is more broadly covered in Haemo-QoL, Haem-A-QoL and Hemo-SatA.

This needs to broadly cover the following five areas: What does your business do and what are the advantages?

Peter Tong and Chi Fai Ho contend that they have invented just such an educational system and that they are acquiring a patent portfolio that broadly covers their approach to online learning.

In August Mr. Fink received a more fundamental patent, Number 6,433,931, which broadly covers the use of certain polymers as photonic crystals -- an innovation that Mr. Fink hopes will one day revolutionize optics the way the semiconductor revolutionized electronics.

There are 10 standards to be met, which broadly cover communication and safety, such as having induction loops which are in working order for people who use hearing aids, or providing access to interpreters where necessary.

Speaking to vice-chancellors at Universities UK's annual conference in Leeds, Clark said the current £9,000 fee "broadly covers the cost of education for most courses in most institutions and there are arrangements to support high-cost courses".