Sentence examples for covers purchase from inspiring English sources

A number of patients reported that their insurance covers purchase of a testing device and the test strip, which was however not universal but dependent on the patient's medical condition.

"This covers purchases made during September 2014, as the restrictions on capital purchases began on 30 September 2014.

When an Agent Is Involved A policy that went on the market last month covers purchases of nonrefundable airline tickets sold by travel agents using computer reservation systems.

The index of gross domestic purchase prices, which covers purchases by households, business and government, rose at a very mild 1.4percentt annual rate in the second quarter compared with 2.7percentt in the first.

"While we could still see some residual support from the homebuyers' tax credit, which covers purchases closing through Sept. 30th, anyone looking for home prices to return to the lofty 2005-2006 levels might be disappointed," David M. Blitzer, chairman of the index committee at S.& P., said in a statement.

The Federal Housing Administration's 203(k) program provides for loans that cover purchase and renovation costs for single-family homes and multifamilies with up to four units.

Mr. Albregts gave Mr. Coburn a figure: just under $8.5 million, to cover purchase of the Hamptons' home, lost wages and "pain and suffering".

Some cover purchase of manual pumps only; others exclude hospital-grade pumps, often used soon after birth to help mothers establish adequate milk flow (although some plans cover such pumps if a doctor deems one medically necessary).

According to insurance company esure, one in four consumers will buy extra insurance to cover purchases like a mobile phone.

Some of the expenses covered purchases of new computers and redecorating and painting of offices -- which are not particularly lavish -- at company headquarters on Broadway near Union Square.

Gun enthusiasts have had particular success with laws that allow people to carry concealed weapons, leading to a boom in sales of specially-made shirts that allow their wearers to draw quickly.Polling by Pew suggests that three-quarters of NRA members support the expansion of background checks to cover purchases made at gun shows or online, a loophole in the Brady law.