Sentence examples for proposed coverage for from inspiring English sources

Last January, in the afterglow of a triumphant legislative session and an easy election to a second term, Mr. Schwarzenegger proposed coverage for all 6.7 million uninsured Californians.

Evaluation results show that the proposed coverage and path planning scheme results in better coverage and energy consumption than traditional coverage and path planning techniques for UAVs.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and former Senator John Edwards support such a mandate, and Senator Barack Obama has proposed mandatory coverage for children.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has proposed mandatory coverage for all Americans, similar to the Massachusetts plan, while Senator Barack Obama would require coverage only for children, promising to make premiums affordable enough for adults that no mandate would be necessary.

Then, he proposed eliminating contraceptive coverage for federal employees, only to see that proposal overturned by the House Appropriations Committee last week.

Initially, as a stopgap, he also proposed state-funded coverage for the low-income elderly.

[A1.] A Plan for Medicare Drug Coverage President Bush proposed comprehensive drug coverage for elderly Americans, but only if they switch to private insurance plans.

In its work plan for the next six months, the personnel agency said it was developing a proposed rule "regarding coverage for members of Congress and Congressional staff".

Gov. Edward G. Rendell of Pennsylvania, a Democrat, has proposed paying for coverage of the uninsured through a variety of new taxes, including an increase in the state's tobacco tax.

But health analysts note that nobody is proposing prescription drug coverage for retirees that is nearly as generous as what most working people receive.

Every presidential candidate must clearly answer whether he or she believes that our present lack of universal health coverage is morally acceptable and how specifically the candidate proposes providing health coverage for all of our citizens, both employed and unemployed.