Sentence examples for historically covers from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, publishers and songwriter collecting societies have acknowledged this when it comes to paying songwriter royalties, with a stream requiring a mechanical licence (which historically covers per-unit record sales, ie reproduction) as well as a performing rights licence (which covers public performance including TV and radio broadcasts).

The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal have historically covered it and plan to continue, though at both newspapers the beat has lapsed.

Banks have historically covered bad checks for valued clients, who were invited to opt in to overdraft protection or to link their checking accounts to savings accounts or to lines of credit.

Health insurance providers and employers have historically covered mental health and addiction differently than treatment for other medical conditions.

This comes at a time when the Asian American electorate has nearly doubled in states such as Arizona, Georgia, Texas and Virginia -- states historically covered by the "pre-clearance" provision.

Meanwhile, a committee set up by White found that the increasing use of annual success fees for classroom purposes historically covered by tuition may be problematic because trustees, not individual campuses, oversee tuition decisions.

Localities falling within areas of high contemporary tree cover were presumed to have been historically covered by rainforest.

Much of the forest that historically covered this region of Madagascar has been cleared, except for the protected land inside the park.

Fourteen watersheds were located in the Western Corn Belt Plains (WCBP), a region that was historically covered with tall and mixed-grass prairie but has now been almost entirely converted to cropland agriculture.

(I note that Local Service (sometimes referred to as "State" or "Intrastate") is one of three main categories of revenues and expenses in the Verizon state-based financial reports and historically it covers the copper-based phone service as well as the ancillary services, like nonlisted numbers or inside wire maintenance.

Historically, they covered 12% of the land's surface, but today their intact habitat covers only 1.4% of the land [8].