Sentence examples for request to cover from inspiring English sources

The same holds true if you have large important deadlines that correspond with the request to cover for a coworker.

Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, said no budget request to cover a war would be made to Congress before military action began.

Two Republican senators, Charles E. Grassley of Iowa and Pat Roberts of Kansas, urged the Bush administration last week to deny New York's request to cover children with family incomes up to four times the poverty level.

Despite years of reporting experience in China, including covering the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, Yuan said editors at Shanghai's Dragon TV initially rejected her request to cover the Libyan revolution "because I was a woman".

Two to three times a month, the team compares the cash on hand for a group of accounts with estimated expenses then makes a request to cover the difference, if any.

While preparing for an address on the economy last year, the university's event staff honored the White House advance staff's request to cover some Georgetown University signage and symbols to provide a standard backdrop of American flags, consistent with other policy speeches.

(2) Whenever possible, a recipient should consolidate advance payment requests to cover anticipated cash needs for all food assistance program awards made by CCC to the recipient.

The White House has threatened a veto despite solid bipartisan support in the House and the Senate for the sweeping policy measure that spends $1.7 billion more than President Obama requested to cover the cost of ships, aircraft, weapons and military personnel.

Very few foreign journalists have received accreditation, despite some 300 requests to cover the elections late last month, a government spokesman told the pro-government newspaper The Sunday Mail, according to the committee.

North Korea, which rarely allows foreign journalists into the country anyway, has rejected all requests to cover the meetings except for 50 South Korean journalists who were allowed after protracted negotiations to visit.

Very few foreign journalists received accreditation, though there were some 300 requests to cover last weekend's election, a government spokesman told the pro-government newspaper The Sunday Mail, according to the committee.