Sentence examples for strictly covers from inspiring English sources

Because we focus on operational systems, we excluded literature that strictly covers general management, marketing and service management issues, and does not discuss logistical aspects at all.

Because we focus on quantitative decision models, we excluded literature that strictly covers general management, marketing and service management issues, and does not discuss modeling aspects and decision support systems at all.

The only participants in Blue's transactions whose activities are not strictly covered by prevailing interpretations of state law are couriers, or mules, who usually transport marijuana in airtight containers in the trunk, seats, or tires of a car.

What had once been a matter of necessity there was a limit to the success of bands that played strictly cover versions, and Britain's professional songwriters had little understanding of these new forms of music was now a matter of principle: self-expression onstage and in the studio was what distinguished these "rock" acts from pop "puppets" like Cliff Richard.

While not strictly essential, covers will protect your turtle from potential threats like broken lamp bulbs.

So an extra batsman will be there strictly as cover.

There is a place for James Taylor, too, who has crafted a hundred against the Australians at Hove over the weekend, although his inclusion is strictly as cover for Kevin Pietersen, who is expected to be fit having recovered from a calf strain.

In the second place, "strictly necessary force" covers circumstances such as the Bataclan shootings in Paris on Friday, where lethal measures by security forces are required to protect life.

It's strictly a political cover," said Doug Johnson, the legislative director for the National Right to Life Committee.

"Care," from his new album "Born Free" (Atlantic), isn't a cover, strictly speaking: the domestic version features Martina McBride, the international version Mary J Blige.

That's strictly Erdogan's cover story for an oil grab, undermining the coalition's plans for an Iraq whole and free.