Sentence examples for covering policy from inspiring English sources

Most companies are covering policy holders' cancellations and some costs of delays, which include additional food and lodging.

Sky News spent just 34.8% of its election news covering policy matters, while less than a third of Channel 5's airtime – 31.1% – was based on issues such as health and the economy.

Yet as a writer he was covering policy debates, international news, and stories about apartheid and "didn't want to suddenly find my credibility undermined, stereotyped as a dumb surfer", he said.

The report is part of a long-term research programme into the effects of big economic changes across the UK from 2007 until 2010, covering policy and spending decisions by the last Labour government and the earliest made by the coalition.

Smith has published a glossy leaflet containing a "contract" between herself and the people of Norwich North, including 10 promises covering policy ("I will campaign to get the Northern Distributor Road built around the north of the city") and logistics ("I will hold fortnightly surgery meetings").

Kate Conger is a writer at TechCrunch, covering policy and security.

"For me," he continued, "journalism has been more a matter of projecting a particular approach to covering policies, to covering issues.

In their pioneering work, Mayda and Patel (2004) collected migration policies for 14 OECD countries between 1980 and 2000, covering policies in the areas of labour migration, asylum, family reunification, and border control.

1) To take a coordinated approach, covering policies that spread the fruits of free trade within one's country.

Similarly, it claimed, "The OIG also issues agency-all messages covering policies and avenues for reporting suspected mismanagement and violations of law, policy, and regulations".

Second, DEMIG POLICY expands the historical depth and geographical width of existing databases by covering migration policy changes in 45 countries from 1945 to 2014, albeit for some countries data reaches back to the late eighteenth century.