Sentence examples for covered for the first from inspiring English sources

Even though American-born children of undocumented workers are covered for the first year, a recent federal appeals court ruling will discontinue federally financed prenatal care for illegal immigrants.

According to the Congressional Budget Office, some 32 million more Americans will have insurance by 2019 under the new law, about half of whom will be buying health insurance on the individual market for the first time (the other half will be covered for the first time under Medicaid, which is being expanded to include more of the poor).

The Kop was also covered for the first time and increased to a 7,000 capacity.

"Many of the people I've met have told me that they've been able to get covered for the first time in years.

By the early 1960s, a stand had been built at the Railway End to the same design as the Main Stand, a new roof erected over the Kop, and the Tilton Road end covered for the first time.

For the two data sets from Satara, for which the exclosure is precisely known, we then assessed to what extent the known holes were covered with these initial parameter guesses and used this information to locate the values of the parameters where the known holes were completely covered for the first time that is the MSHC parameter values k̂, r̂, and â.

Sir Bob Geldof and Midge Ure have announced that the Band Aid classic Do They Know It's Christmas? is to be covered for the fourth time, this time to raise funds for the fight against Ebola in west Africa.

During the first three months of the study, participants are asked to choose to focus on either weight management or physical activity; the other topic is covered for the second three months.

She plants her seedlings in hills, enriched with a shovelful of well-rotted manure, and covers them with spun polyester row covers for the first few weeks.

We also cover, for the first time, various opportunities the tools from the field of computational fluid dynamics provide in designing LOC systems for synthesis inorganic nanomaterials.

Congress later expanded the law to include plants, and in 2008 lawmakers amended it to cover, for the first time, plant products.