Sentence examples for explicitly cover from inspiring English sources
However, it seems that these commonly adopted models do not explicitly cover usability engineering (UE) processes.
But the approved techniques did not explicitly cover some that were used, according to the new accounts.
In January, the N.C.A.A. expanded its recruiting rules to more explicitly cover seventh and eighth graders, putting them largely off-limits to college coaches.
The 2002 state statute that bars discrimination based on sexual orientation in employment, housing, education, credit and public accommodations does not explicitly cover transgender people.
Several hours after Goldsmith was sworn in, on Oct. 6, 2003, he recalls that he received a phone call from Gonzales: the White House needed to know as soon as possible whether the Fourth Geneva Convention, which describes protections that explicitly cover civilians in war zones like Iraq, also covered insurgents and terrorists.
(Smaller firms may participate in peering fabrics, while also paying firms like Level 3 for transit, in which the firm's traffic is aggregated across Level 3's backbone to provide access to networks those firms cannot otherwise reach).The current definition of net neutrality does not explicitly cover circumstances where a dispute centres on direct connections between two parties.
That said, I wonder about a corner not explicitly covered in the text.
The FBI contends that such data is covered implicitly under current statute, which was written years ago and only explicitly covers data normally associated with telephone records.
Even more worrisome is the possibility of new regulations that would remove federal protection from waterways now explicitly covered by the law.
But the law, with respect to whistleblowers in securities fraud cases, enacted as part of Dodd-Frank in 2010, is not explicitly covered in the Relief Act.
The issue is moot with respect to Iraq because all individuals detained there are explicitly covered by some aspect of the Geneva Conventions.
