Its figures are conservative, since they cover neither all companies nor all forms of tax incentives and exemptions.
Both of these are outlandish by the usual standards of trade diplomacy: the WTO's rules cover neither labour standards nor exchange-rate policy.
Since Watergate, more than a few journalists have tended to look at those they cover neither from the right nor the left but from above which is to say they look down on them, presuming on the slightest basis that they are unethical or crooks or ignoramuses.
Regardless of which story makes the cover, neither of their names will be attached to it.
Coughlin is not sure how much distance she covers, and neither is Teri McKeever, her year-round coach.
There used to be a gap in insurance coverage where an Uber driver would be covered by their own auto insurance when they were off the clock, covered by Uber's insurance when driving a passenger but covered by neither when they were looking for a customer.
The Game has released a song called "911 Is a Joke (Cop Killa)," which is, confusingly, a cover of neither the Public Enemy song of the title nor the Ice-T/Body Count song of the subtitle.
Some 47m Americans lack any form of health cover, being neither poor nor old enough to qualify for government-funded health schemes, and having neither a generous enough employer nor sufficient financial resources of their own to pay for private health insurance.
The beauty of divided government in the eyes of Mr. McConnell is that it provides both parties with near bulletproof political cover since neither can attack the other after legislation is passed, while it also gives both parties the ability to take political credit.
He claimed infrastructure costs of several billion would be covered by neither Gatwick nor the government and lives would be "blighted by noise, overcrowding and pollution".
