Sentence examples for covered documents from inspiring English sources

Then a senator, Mr. Obama was asked by The Boston Globe whether he believed that executive privilege covered documents about decision-making within the executive branch not involving confidential advice communicated to the president.

The administration sent an e-mail message to all White House employees in January directing them to comply with the subpoenas, which covered documents and records relating to the White House's communications strategy on Iraq and its dealings with reporters from television networks, news magazines and newspapers including The Washington Post and The New York Times.

One covers documents, like code books, and requires only proof of willful disclosure.

The decision comes a week after a court ruled that the notorious "Toubon" law passed in 1994 to protect the French language covers documents relating to securities sold in France.

What's more, the FOIA counterparts in many other states -- such as Connecticut, Virginia and Illinois -- often don't cover documents describing prisoner management and discipline.

Colonel Fathi also said that General Tohamy had covered up documents, wiretaps, surveillance and testimony that showed that Farid Khamees, chairman of the Industrial Affairs Committee in the upper house of Parliament, had paid more than $300,000 to bribe two senior judges.

Based essentially on a dialect of the type that was eventually called Arcado-Cypriot, it shows great uniformity in time (during the two centuries or thereabouts covered by documents) and in space (from Knossos to Thebes).

"Dulles's plan" is a fiction imagined in a Soviet novel of the nineteen-seventies which has been repeatedly cited as a fact, "covered by documents," by the Soviet style patriots of today.

For example, the Scopus database covered 8,173 documents of authors with the name "Singh" in 2009.

To improve the extraction of chemical entities from articles, the CHEMDNER task covered indexing documents with compounds (CDI subtask) and recognizing mentions of chemicals/drugs (CEM subtask).

Later, Angela would ask: "Did you remember the breakdown cover documents?