Sentence examples for facility covers from inspiring English sources

This eight-year-old facility covers 106,000 square feet.

Great Lakes, which is the world's largest naval basic training facility, covers 1,600 acres and has 1,300 buildings along Lake Michigan, about 35 miles north of Chicago.

According to the company's website, the facility covers about half a million square feet and includes several hazardous and dangerous goods warehouses.

Community leader-Chulaimbo: (Linkage) This health facility covers even beyond that hill (shows the moderator) yet there is no accessibility.

Through his father's business, "I had the facility covered, I had trucks covered; all I needed was a salesperson".

The so-called senior facility, totaling as much as $1 billion, provided capital for about 90 percent of Cash Call's consumer loans, the lawsuit said; a junior facility covered the rest.

Facility type does not have a statistically significant effect on a property's sale price, but characteristics such as facility size, proportion of the facility covered by tree canopy, and design complexity are estimated to influence sale price.

With respect to areas in which a military medical treatment facility covered by paragraph (1) is not located, the Secretary shall ensure that members of the armed forces and covered beneficiaries may access urgent care clinics through the health care provider network under the TRICARE program.

Judge Boasberg noted that the initial presumption in NEPA cases is that the operation of any facility covered by NEPA should cease until compliance is achieved, which normally requires a complete environmental impact statement, which in this case seems to be of uncertain scope and duration.

WASHINGTON -- While the 5.8 magnitude earthquake in Virginia on Aug. 23 did not happen on the ancient fault line that runs through the North Anna nuclear power station site, federal nuclear regulators and officials from Dominion Virginia, which operates the facility, covered up knowledge that they knew about the geologic hazard in the 1970s, according to a Department of Justice memo from the time.

The 7.8% of the sample (95% CI 5.3 11.3) consulted a specialist at a private facility covered by public health insurance because they found shorter waiting lists or it is near home (19.2%) or it was advised by the GP (26.9%).