Sentence examples for covering items from inspiring English sources
Beginner countries in particular can get technical, organisational and legal advice, covering items such as how to structure data categories and how to build API access.
Of the original £16bn estimated cost, £14bn was for construction with another £2bn covering items such as the acquisition of sites, regulatory approvals and training future employees.
Bulkier envelopes measuring up to 35.3cm x 25cm x 2.5cm and weighing up to 750g come under the "large letter" format – covering items such as CDs and DVDs in their cases, some large greeting cards and most magazines.
Israel is entitled to impose restrictions on military material for security reasons, but the scope of the closing is disproportionate, covering items of basic necessity, the Red Cross said.
Argo, based in Bermuda, has total assets of $6.7 billion and currently provides property and casualty insurance to companies around the world, covering items like airplanes and oil rigs.
Meanwhile, Dr. Potrykus has struggled to free it from a complicated web of more than 70 patents and legal agreements covering items as diverse as DNA sequences and the techniques he and his colleagues used to insert new genes in the rice.
The cognitive domain has four items (covering memory, losing items, difficulty finishing tasks and concentration) which are not contained in the generic QOL scales used in our study.
22 The adapted RSCL contained 41 items, covering 25 physical symptom items, 7 psychological symptom items, 8 items on activity level, and 1 item measuring global QoL.
Presents 23 items covering : physical functioning (eight items), emotional dimension (five items), social dimension (five items) and scholar dimension (five items), ensuring the attributes of subjectivity and multidimensionality.
In August 16 states will hold holidays, generally covering such items as school supplies, clothing costing less than $100 per item and in some cases, computers.
It consists of 10 items covering symptoms and feelings (items 1 and 2), daily activities (items 3 and 4), leisure (items 5 and 6), work and school (item 7), personal relationships (items 8 and 9) and treatment (item 10).
