"cover this case" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in a legal context referring to a specific legal case, or in a more general sense meaning to address or deal with a particular situation or problem. Example: I have been assigned to cover this case for the newspaper. (referring to a specific legal case) Example: During the meeting, we will cover this case and come up with possible solutions. (referring to a specific situation or problem).
The Honduran amnesty laws he cites do not seem to cover this case.
To cover this case he should have promised to abide by amendments thereafter made, though they were intended to apply only to future policies.
Mr. Obama on his first day in office imposed perhaps the toughest ethics rules of any president in modern times, and since then he and his advisers have been trying to explain why they do not cover this case or that case.
The news that comes into our household is via the New York Times and not local New Jersey papers, so I am often not aware of the degree of coverage of local crimes and incidents, though I was aware, some time ago, that the New York Times did cover this case.
The bar of §1447 d) applies equally to cases removed under the general removal statute, §1441, and to those removed under other provisions, see Things Remembered, Inc., supra, at 128, and the force of the bar is not subject to any statutory exception that might cover this case.8 Ostensibly, then, §1447 d) stands in the way of reviewing the District Court's orders of remand in the present cases.
However, we can find that the results of [14] cannot cover this case.
But the dissent is mistaken in supposing that the Clearfield doctrine covers this case.
I did not note that Lew Taishoff had covered this case, which is pretty unusual.
I have covered this case since the beginning for the local newspaper, back when it was still a missing person's case and Bosma's family was frantically looking for him.
Since the lengths of two sequences are equal, the number of gaps is also equal, g i = g j, leading to the following inequality, Therefore, the offsets p k, for k = 1,…, b − d, are bounded by (3) When g e = 0, we can find all pairs by zero offsets, hence the offset range (3) covers this case as well.
This agent could approach Bani-Sadr in deep cover, in this case as an associate of Cassin from Carver Associates, or under official cover as an embassy employe, interested in economics, introduced by Cassin.
