Sentence examples for whether it covers from inspiring English sources

The value of a patent depends on the scope of its claims, whether it covers something important and, ultimately, whether it is valid and enforceable in practice.

Critics say the law prohibits sports' betting but opinions are divided on whether it covers online games such as poker and blackjack.

Whether it covers council contracts, tenders or the salaries of senior managers, a mass of previously undisclosed data is being published online, with potentially far-reaching consequences for public services, their suppliers and the public.

Among things to consider are whether the plan carries a deductible; what it charges for co-payments on individual drugs; whether it covers drugs in the doughnut hole, and whether there are restrictions on some drugs.

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Whether it covers the altar, the statue or symbol of a deity, or even the imperial throne as in Zoroastrian Iran during the Sāsānian period (3rd 7th centuries) and in Orthodox Byzantium (during the 4th 15th centuries)—the baldachin's celestial symbolic ornamentation is generally explicit, and its cosmic character is apparent.

But Judge Forrest contended that the original force authorization did not cover mere supporters, as opposed to people who were part of the enemy force, and she questioned whether it covered associated forces.

When the world's first football association, The Football Association (FA), was formed in 1863, its geographical remit was not clear: there was no specification of whether it covered just England, all of the United Kingdom, the British Empire or even the entire world.

The coordinators, who were responsible for the subsequent blocks in this curriculum, were asked to indicate for each progress test question whether it covered the theory of their block and whether it concerned core or back-up knowledge.

As Heidegger perhaps surprisingly writes, although it should be recalled that he was also writing in troubled economic times, "Life is a business whether or not it covers its costs".

In its post-mortem, the BBC must surely review whether a sport it covers has been sufficiently prioritised, via trailers and sports news bulletins.