Sentence examples for cover service from inspiring English sources

It means that one hospital stands behind another to cover service or financial pressures.

Thousands of flat owners across Britain are handing over vast sums to managing agents to cover service and maintenance charges – but it doesn't have to be that way.

Delta and Korean Air have already signed a code-sharing agreement that will cover service between seven United States cites and flights to Seoul and Pusan in South Korea and Tokyo and Osaka in Japan, starting in May.

Emily Lloyd, the city's commissioner of environmental protection, said in a statement that the water rate increase was necessary to cover service improvements and rising fuel and other expenses.

It is a series of agreements that took years to negotiate and which, despite Swiss desires, still does not cover service industries that are vital to its economy – and, of course, to our own.

It should not be presumed that rural private physiotherapy providers will cover service gaps that may emerge from changes to public sector service provision.

Insurance companies cover services only if there is a diagnosis.

The changes cover services held in private places as well as military cemeteries.

Crucially, too, they do not cover services, which are so central to Britain's economy.

Some plans don't cover services provided by "out-of-network" doctors.

He doesn't have four years' roadside cover, servicing and finance.