Sentence examples for of coverage because from inspiring English sources

Additional rationing of coverage because of imperfect competition is notnecessary.

Mr Rhoden also said more resources could be given to cases attracting a lot of coverage because the force was under pressure.

Will they be shut out of coverage because of a pre-existing condition or forced to pay high rates to buy their own insurance?

News stories like this – and they crop up almost annually – always get an enormous amount of coverage because they allow newspapers to run photos of fashion models, an opportunity no media outlet ever passes up.

In the lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, the employee argued that it was illegal to use the Defense of Marriage Act to justify denial of coverage, because the law is discriminatory and therefore unconstitutional.

Mr. Wolzien said that trimming costs at a news division was much more difficult than simply combining costs of coverage because individual programs, like "Nightline" and "Prime Time Live," had their own separate costs, which are far harder to cut without affecting the content.

Janie may be one of the 3.9 million children who still lack health coverage or one of the nearly 9 million children at risk of losing coverage because of Congress's shameful inaction in funding the Children's Health Insurance Program CHIPP).

The Durand Academy Trust (DAT), which runs the Durand Academy in south London, has been the subject of media coverage because of its controversial state boarding school in the Sussex countryside and a recent appearance before MPs by its colourful head teacher Sir Greg Martin.

Ms. Knox's case attracted a great deal of news coverage because of lurid sexual details attached to the case coupled with her appearance as an attractive girl next door.

Additionally, today we issued a final rule that implements five key consumer protections from the Affordable Care Act, including protection against denial of health coverage because of a pre-existing condition.

These problems have been associated more with human suffering in the developing world -- which is a frequency that has been tuned down in a lot of media coverage because of over-saturation.