Sentence examples for covers the project from inspiring English sources

"Surfside is one of the more quiet ones," said Inspector Charles Scholl, the commanding officer of the 60th Precinct, which covers the project.

The scope of the paper covers the project environment in which the electricity industry is privatized, the method of dividing the project into 16 design-build (DB) work packages to encourage domestic contractors with limited capabilities to participate in the project, and the planning and control system.

In Denmark, the approval from the EC covers the project as it is described in the application, and no annual re-approvals are necessary.

A Web site was built that featured the victims' names and addresses, and a private fund was registered to cover the project's costs.

Yesterday, we asked you to help us cover the project in its entirety, via our Plinth Watch flickr group and Twitter feed.

The authority, which is a semiautonomous state agency that takes no financing from California's coffers, said it would use private donations instead of public money to cover the project's $18,000 cost.

The RAC Foundation has looked at the business case for building a new A14 road from the Midlands to Felixstowe – a key freight artery for UK trade – and believes that toll charges alone will not cover the project.

Revenue analysis can be determined using user charges which is the estimated revenues required to cover the project fixed and variable costs in a similar way to the service fee for a Project Finance Initiatives (PFI) model project.

"With the hosting of the Olympics of course, the resort - Rosa Khutor - bears a lot of expenses which are not commercial and when and if these expenses are covered, the project is profitable," he said.

In the future, Johnson said, both the application process and annual recommitment would also involve a yet-to-be-determined fee meant to cover the project's administrative costs.

But after local media covered the project in 2013, some donations came through, allowing them to buy leotards, slippers, and a new coat of paint for the community center walls.