Sentence examples for cover all issues from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton's proposals -- or "parameters" and "options," as his advisers call them -- did not cover all issues.

"The reason for this is that the investigator must be in a position to cover all issues openly and comprehensively in their report.

The acceptance of key energy transition technologies does not cover all issues that are relevant to assess to which extent energy transition paths are acceptable and will be accepted.

We use the concept of benefit as a wide umbrella term to cover all issues relevant to the augmentation of benefits and their distribution, or, in other words, to the value of efficiency and distributive justice.

The editor recognizes the complexity of this subject and makes no claims to cover all the issues but rather highlights what he and the contributors believe to be the most important topics.

"Obviously, we can't cover all the issues, so we rely on our allies to keep us informed," Mr. Arredondo said.

At the same time, the lawmakers stressed that their report, written after only a single day of oral testimony, did not cover all the issues and that two other inquiries into the integrity of the science would be more thorough.

Alice Muthua, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway I could talk here about providing greater education to girls all across the globe, but the truth is that it wouldn't cover all the issues girls face every day.

It does not cover all the issues in dispute and is intended to be only a precursor to a full, comprehensive and detailed agreement due to be completed by the end of June.

In formally announcing the new talks on Friday, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said that the negotiations would cover all the issues that had bedeviled peace negotiators since 1979 — the status of Jerusalem, the borders of a Palestinian state, the right of return for Palestinian refugees who were forced to leave their homes and security provisions for Israel.

We present a complete MAS architecture, called connectionist learning and inter-ontology similarities (CILIOS), for supporting agent mutual monitoring, trying to cover all the issues above.