Sentence examples for offer blanket from inspiring English sources

Many do little more than offer blanket promises to keep America safe.

But now that Google has so publicly thrown down the gauntlet, American companies may find such arguments do not offer blanket protection from questions about their conduct.

On one side, vegans vilify farmers; on the other, farmers offer blanket condemnation of plant-based products that are better for our health, as well as our planet.

In a letter to The Times today, they argue that the medical profession should no longer offer blanket opposition to helping people to kill themselves.

Insurers have contended that they could not offer blanket terrorism coverage without assurances from the government that their maximum losses would be limited.

MCPS told the Guardian: "MCPS endeavours to offer blanket licences to broadcasters to enable them to enjoy "all you can eat" access to record all repertoire into programmes.

Offer blankets and water.

Ascap offers blanket licenses covering all the repertory it represents, but Pandora wants to be able to "carve out" from that fee the cost of licenses that it must negotiate directly.

Some legal immigrants, particularly Hispanics, have said they were unfairly tarred in the debate over the Senate bill, which failed in part because of vehement opposition from conservatives who said it offered blanket amnesty to illegal immigrants.

Although newspapers and TV stations offered blanket coverage of the trip, the big crowds that would normally have been expected on such a visit were largely absent after police blocked access to most parts of Nairobi.

To flatter him, flag-waving schoolchildren lined the streets, Egyptian bedouins with links to Mr Qaddafi's own tribe cheered him on, and the state-controlled media offered blanket coverage of his forays to the Egyptian Museum and the tomb of Gamal Abdel Nasser, the Egyptian president whom Mr Qaddafi still idolises as a hero of Arab nationalism.