Note that the agreement covers GHG concentrations, not merely emissions.
While we recognized that our AHD should not merely cover competencies that were tested in the past, and not all competencies were testable in a multiple-choice format, we discovered a substantial number of topics that were examined but never formally covered at AHD, especially in general internal medicine, infectious diseases, hematology and rheumatology.
Several decades after the scandal that led to the president's resignation in August 1974, he claimed that Nixon had not merely covered up his involvement in the burglary at the Democratic party headquarters in the Watergate complex in Washington, but had personally authorised the break-in.
For von Hutten, as for most of his contemporaries, external bodily signs such as the many lesions and ulcers that covered his body were not merely indicators of the invisible struggle going on inside the body between the nature of his body and its attacking disease(s); rather, they were accepted as proof that the body's nature had not yet submitted to the disease's sly onslaught.
Market competition, however, prevented banks from extending credit beyond reasonable means, and each bank set aside cash reserves, not merely to cover occasional coin withdrawals but also to settle interbank accounts.
A close friend of Ernest Hemingway, Matthews longed not merely to cover world-changing events but to make them, and he was captivated by the tall rebel leader, with his wild beard and burning cigar.
CPRE believes that any offsetting metric should take account of land take, and require offsetting to cover an area of land (not merely what a developer judges to be 'habitat') at least equal to that developed.
To the extent that any of these constructs demonstrate incremental validity when testing their predictive validity concurrently, one can argue that they cover unique aspects, hence are not merely redundant [ 14].
It is known informally as the "Creative Commons," and the charitable mask it presents, selfless people contributing their work--software, music, writing--to the common weal, is merely the cover (not much bigger than a postage stamp) for a well organized effort to cut away at intellectual property rights until they disappear.
According to a cover feature in Wired, it represents not merely an attempt to "define humanity's relationship with sound and the universe" but also to "pioneer a music format that will smash industry conventions", neither of which are claims anyone was in a hurry to make for, say, Beady Eye's Different Gear, Still Speeding.
