Sentence examples for support to cover from inspiring English sources

Without government support to cover losses, the company said it might go further by cutting services in western Canada, which could include routes to cities such as Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton.

Too often, legislators and regulators have pushed people to new or different programs but have not provided these programs with adequate support to cover the influx of new patients.

Meanwhile, Virginia child-welfare authorities were claiming in a court petition that since she was working, she could pay them $12,000 in child support to cover foster-care costs.

The museum is on city-owned land and receives municipal support to cover a portion of its utilities and security costs — twenty-seven minlion dollars in the past fiscal year.

The government could do this by providing greater financial support to cover the upfront costs of installing the greenest and lowest-carbon production methods, working to research and deploy cleaner technologies with industry, and promoting tougher regulations in Europe and internationally.

It also boasts a May Festival, clearly descended from Schumann's Dusseldorf prototype; a 3,400-seat 3,400-seatll in a part of town still known as "Over the Rhine"; and a long history of loconcertport to cover thallesulting deficits.

The motion they were debating deplored the use of support staff to cover for teachers "at short notice and for protracted periods", arguing it was 2depriving one group of the support they deserve and depriving another class of a qualified teacher".

Eight fortified secondary artillery positions were constructed between the forts to give flanking support and to cover areas not in range of the main forts' artillery.

In the Basque Country, the family has played a predominant role as the main support network to cover the needs of disabled people.

Chase charged her $812 in fees and deducted over $600 from her child-support payments to cover them.

Senator Lincoln, who faces an increasingly competitive race for re-election next year, said she supported efforts to cover the uninsured and to protect consumers by imposing strict new federal rules on insurance companies.