Sentence examples for refusing to cover from inspiring English sources

Miley Cyrus' refusal to conform to conventional standards of dress often means refusing to cover her body up, something that not everyone is immediately comfortable with.

"Obamacare," as she defiantly called it, prevents insurance companies from refusing to cover pre-existing conditions.

I propose that insurance companies fight this idiocy by refusing to cover vehicles with such systems.

MASHA GESSEN, a Russian journalist, was recently fired for refusing to cover President Vladimir V. Putin's hang-glider flight with migrating cranes, an exploit that was much mocked.

Her mother, elegant and straight-backed in her headscarf, said she was having some issues: Najjije was refusing to cover her head.

The commentator then presses Abetz on whether Bishop should have "stood up for western values" by refusing to cover her head.

Newsnight refused to cover the story initially.

Or will Admiral refuse to cover your naval frigate?

Many insurers, however, might refuse to cover an unapproved use.

TV stations have refused to cover the Tour.

The companies either refused to cover the person, refused to cover a specific illness or condition or charged a higher premium.