In China, under the Communist regime, survey and cartography groups have provided coverage of much of the country with a new 1 50,000-scale map series.
The door in question belongs to Minivan News, an independent online publication that has provided coverage of the country's often painful transition from an autocratic theocracy to a democracy.
The station has provided coverage of the annual festival for 54 years.
Throughout Euro 2016, the newspaper has provided coverage of Iceland's sparkling campaign, which is rivalled only by the breathless TV commentary of Gummi Ben.
In the U.S. we spend far more than any other wealthy country on health care, both on a per person basis and as a percentage of our economy (and for years many of these countries have provided coverage for all of their citizens).
Initial provision of the Affordable Care Act has provided coverage to millions of young adults by permitting them to stay on their parents' health plan until age 26 and children with pre-existing conditions by requiring insurers to no longer exclude, limit, or deny coverage to children under age 19 solely based on a health problem or disability [ 52].
The 23-valent pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine would have provided coverage for 87% of all causative pneumococcal strains in the Dutch Meningitis Cohort Study.[ 23] Vaccine efficacy however, is likely less than 60%[ 24] and no randomized controlled clinical trials using this vaccine have yet been carried out in diabetic patients to support this recommendation.
The Children's Health Insurance Program: Obama and his allies knew that comprehensive health care reform would take months to put together, so they acted immediately to reauthorize the Children's Health Insurance Program, a Bill Clinton-era program that had provided coverage to literally millions of low-income kids.
The House bill would roll back the expansion of Medicaid, which has provided coverage to about 11 million people.
Since 1972, Medicare has provided coverage to patients with kidney failure, regardless of age or disability status.
The new rules now cap eligibility at two and a half times the poverty level, but 10 states and the District of Columbia have provided coverage, most of it financed by federal dollars, to children in families earning above that level.
