Sentence examples for law coverage from inspiring English sources

But under English law, coverage and comment are tightly restricted until trials end.In other countries, journalists covering court proceedings can largely write what they like.

Alternately, those who apply late and are eligible for government tax credits under the law coverage could be penalized through a reduction of their subsidies.

Under the new law, coverage is deemed unaffordable if an employee's share of the premium exceeds 9.5 percent of his or her household income.

He cited the benefits that would be lost without the health insurance law: coverage for people with pre-existing medical conditions and for young adults under 26 years old on their parents' policies; savings for older Americans with large prescription drug bills; mandated coverage of preventive services like contraception; and insurance company rebates.

WASHINGTON — Just days after President Obama signed the new health care law, insurance companies are already arguing that, at least for now, they do not have to provide one of the benefits that the president calls a centerpiece of the law: coverage for certain children with pre-existing conditions.

And Mr. Obama cited the benefits that would be lost without the law: coverage for people with pre-existing medical conditions and for young adults under 26 years old on their parents' policies; savings for older Americans with large prescription drug bills; mandated coverage of preventive services like contraception; and insurance company rebates.

For example, the Canadian national law requires coverage only for inpatient drugs, not outpatient ones; different provinces provide different levels of coverage for what is omitted from the national schemes.

(President Obama's health care law expands coverage, but only gradually).

The outcry that followed is often credited for the birth of bioethics and for the 1972 law guaranteeing coverage.

Under the law, Medicaid coverage would become available for those living below 138% of the poverty line.

Striking down the law's coverage formula effectively guts Section 5 of the law, which requires permission from federal authorities before covered jurisdictions may change voting procedures.