Sentence examples for provide a cover from inspiring English sources

Critics warn it could provide a cover for widespread censorship of the internet.

I visited to find out if this area's activities would provide a cover for protests.

They provide a cover for leaders to hold private chats on the sidelines.

In the very worst case scenario, mixed toilets could provide a cover for sexual abuse of the most vulnerable pupils.

To provide a "cover story," we always said it was for some community improvement program, picking up trash or painting sidewalks and so forth.

"It seems nice and dim," Ms. Sistrunk said, as if the low lighting at the Bellmore bar on a recent Friday evening would provide a cover from which she could anonymously ogle the beefcakes in thongs on stage.

It also provides a cover for real antisemitism.

In fact, if it provides a cover for their actions then it is arguably more insidious.

She made contact with Jean Greindl ("Nemo"), whose work running a Brussels-based Swedish Red Cross organisation provided a cover for his resistance activities.

There can be no going back to endless "dialogue" and fuzzy and toothless talk about "peace" that provides a cover for Israel to entrench its colonisation.

"The night provides a cover of darkness for criminal activity, but people don't have to be concerned, because we are out there keeping things safe".