Sentence examples for covered problems from inspiring English sources

And, yes, beyond Rupert's world, The Times energetically covered problems at the Tribune Company's Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times — among other pieces on newspapers here and abroad.

The two prior reports, in 2007 and 2008, covered problems with the use of administrative subpoenas called "national security letters," and "exigent letters" — emergency records requests that were supposed to be followed up by formal subpoenas.

Participants' suggestions for optimizing the care process are described together because some suggestions covered problems that cut across categories.

While the finding for MH was expected, the change in RP which covered problems with work or other daily activities as a result of physical health was more difficult to explain.

For example, last year Xerox took a $170 million pretax charge to cover problems with fraudulent accounting practices in its Mexican operations.

WIPO is trying to broaden domain-name rules to cover problems that lie outside the realm of trademark law.

They cover problems ranging from extreme poverty to maternal health, climate change to global partnership for development (see box below).

Emergency cover Home emergency cover can be bought separately to cover problems such as leaking roofs, broken windows, boilers that have stopped working and failing central heating systems.

I didn't give much thought to it, despite writing for a section of the Guardian that covers problems with flights and compensation.

After training in urology, which covers problems including impotence and incontinence, Mr Bellringer was approached by Charing Cross GIC four years ago to become their new gender reassignment surgeon.

The guidelines cover problems with basic care such as delays getting pain relief.