They cover statements on "the internet" or to any "publication, journal or newspaper, blog, website, or radio or television programme".
The rules cover statements on sites that can be interpreted as marketing, even if they are not in an advert.
case law" has read "harassment" as potentially covering statements about a group generally, even when they aren't said to or about a particular offended person, and the rule is broad enough to cover statements about "others" as groups and not just as individuals.
Moreover, the Oklahoma law--which covered statements by teachers outside the classroom as well as in school--was seen as so sweeping and broad that the court's action may indicate relatively little about how the justices might deal with other, more sharply focused questions involving gays.
Second, we thought that the cover statement had a somewhat different status because it was made in a voice other than the Guardian's - that is, not by a Guardian writer or illustrator.
Applicants are encouraged to include a brief cover statement with their application, and to specify which of the projects noted below might hold particular interest for them.
AD: Fear is an interesting word, a blanket statement that covers different feelings.
We considered all types of publications for classification as relevant, including publications categorised by the NLM as "news," which covers announcements, statements of new data, reports of recent events, and other matters of interest to the field of science.
This scale with six response categories covers 20 statements on five subscales (mental functioning, self-control, emotional regulation, physical functioning, social integration).
Lemke (1998) used the term "talking science" interchangeably with scientific discourse that covers "scientific statement," "scientific argument," "scientific explanation," or "scientific discussion" throughout his book, Talking science: Language, learning, and values.
