Sentence examples for coverage to every from inspiring English sources

"I'll provide coverage to every child".

The vice president repeated his pledge to provide health coverage to every child in America by 2005.

"It will bring some kind of drug coverage to every senior in Arkansas," she said, and it provides significant assistance to low-income elderly people and rural hospitals.

And I tell you tonight that Al Gore and I are the only candidates in this race who will extend access to health care coverage to every single child in America.

Mr. Edwards said that immediately after taking office Mr. Kerry would push forward a health care plan that would expand free coverage to every child in the country and offer federal financial help for premiums to cover catastrophic illness.

"Our country is facing a very clear choice between Barack Obama, who has a very clear plan to end the war and end the work on working families, with a plan to provide health coverage to every single American," Ms. Burger said.

"You need to decide for yourself about specific coverages," she said, noting that policies range from catastrophic coverage to coverage for every vet visit.

A high priority should be national health coverage to ensure that every child and pregnant woman has access to affordable, comprehensive health and mental health coverage for all medically necessary services so that at-risk mothers, as well as pregnant mothers and babies, are identified early, and children don't begin life with three or more strikes already against them.

These studies utilized data from a large, physician-owned professional liability insurer that provided coverage to physicians in every state.

Businesses cannot trim their workers' compensation coverage to save money because, every employee must be fully insured.

Based on news media coverage to date, there is every reason to expect huge crowds and long lines when the Versace clothes go on sale Thursday at international H&M stores (Donatella Versace is to attend the opening in London) and Saturday in the United States.