Sentence examples for triggering coverage from inspiring English sources

"The existing formula triggering coverage under the Voting Rights Act is not at all outdated in any meaningful sense of the term, and states covered are not unfairly punished under the coverage formula," he said.

About 1 in 4 nonelderly adults has a condition that would trigger coverage denial, Kaiser Foundation researchers concluded.

India's efforts to suppress the film have backfired, triggering widespread coverage and a proliferation of unauthorized copies on YouTube.

Her plight was profiled a year later in a local paper, the Franklin Times in Louisburg, N.C., triggering other coverage.

Comedy is a tool for Stonoha who became a recurring guest on The Chris Gethard Show at age 16 when she still lived with her family in Connecticut to work through emotionally triggering media coverage.

This generated thousands of tweets, triggered press coverage and delivered more immediate impact than traditional advertising.

Wolf, he knew exactly what would trigger CNN coverage.

But some Catholic leaders objected nonetheless and argued that notifying the government would trigger the coverage and make them "complicit in sin," because they view some forms of the contraceptives as abortion.

It also may trigger healthcare coverage and reimbursement policies addressing appropriate DRG's and value-based diagnostics assessment for assisted reproductive technologies (ART).

Protests are noisy on the pavement and on social media, triggering local media coverage and further momentum.

But in standard coverage the triggering events for policies are often physical: an explosion, say, or a hurricane.