Sentence examples for issues covering from inspiring English sources

Gates should have a field day against a Kansas City defense that has major issues covering the position (14 PPG).

"The new council will continue to provide independent advice on often complex and contentious issues covering immigration detention and the resolution of individuals' immigration status," Dutton said.

Issues covering cable television ownership limits, cable and broadcasting cross-ownership rules and Internet access are likely to come before policymakers during his tenure.

The 200-strong gathering of pensioners, students and shoppers responded enthusiastically and bombarded Miliband with questions – some hostile – on issues covering immigration, crime and welfare.

But it's one thing when The New York Daily News spends four issues covering a magazine launch, given that 98percentt of its readership, if not more, doesn't work in the entertainment or media businesses.

The process by which the initial complaints were winnowed into a manageable song was democratic, Ms. Kataoka said, with the final version an interesting balance of issues covering public transportation, personal appearance, work, love, society and the future.

And in the last year dozens of new patents were issued covering the latest artillery in the snore wars.

The six degrees patent is not the only one to have been issued covering aspects of social networking.

(Devo had run into a similar issue covering "Secret Agent Man," and ended up using a sneaky runaround to get permission from his Japanese publisher since Rivers himself refused).

For American television, with its relentless focus on a single issue, covering anthrax and the Middle East at the same time is the news equivalent of walking and chewing gum.

"We had a lot of coverage in Sydney and heard a lot of accusations that we were hiding on the drug issue, covering up the ball and that we weren't sincere in our commitment," Blackmun said.