Sentence examples similar to covering two terms from inspiring English sources

The "ombudsman" title is a loose term covering three tiers of dispute resolution.

But this was an umbrella term covering two entirely different groups: countries to the south which would never join the EU and where the main European concerns were immigration and Islamic radicalism; and those to the east, where people thought of themselves as European, wanted policy advice as much as money and believed that they stood a chance of getting into the EU one day.

I'm covering two separate electorates.

We are a group of about eight covering two generations.

Two breast diagnostic units covering two counties in Norway.

GO consists of a controlled vocabulary of terms, covering three domains: cellular components, molecular functions and biological processes.

It was developed as a brief measure of mild cognitive impairment covering eight cognitive domains: visuospatial awareness, executive functioning, short-term memory, attention, concentration, working memory, language and orientation to time and place.

The appropriateness of pre-dialysis therapeutic practices was assessed in terms of adherence to current guidelines [ 13- 17] covering five main aspects of therapeutic care in CKD: hypertension/proteinuria, anemia, bone disease, metabolic acidosis and dyslipidemia.

This background research and subsequent refinement led us to construct a 20-item questionnaire covering ten areas of health and well-being (see additional file 1: Appendix), which we termed sub-indices.

Johnny Cash covering Nine Inch Nails' "Hurt"?

(There are six episodes in all, covering three companies).