Sentence examples for which cover only from inspiring English sources

The Legislature approved a bill on Monday that would broaden state laws against prostitution, which cover only pimps and madams.

Abood permitted fair-share fees, which cover only organizing and collective bargaining and do not include social or political activities in the public sector.

Following this is a page entitled "The records of the board of Trustees of the first Baptist Society in Geneva," which cover only four pages, the last page being a series of figures (March 29 , 1827-Oct 16, 1830).

Yet absurdly low prices, which cover only 4% of total costs, mean not only that much water is wasted or lost, but also that the board has too little money for investment.

Whatever the answer, part of the burden would fall on a given company's supply chain — companies, that is, that are very likely not to be covered by the regulation's reporting requirements, which cover only publicly traded companies.

If the budgets are defeated a second time, districts must adopt austerity budgets, which cover only long-term commitments to staff members and maintenance and often mean a reduction in extracurricular activities.

There are more than 150 canvas embroidery stitches, most of which are a variation or combination of the long stitch, covering more than one mesh, or intersection of threads, and the tent stitch, which covers only one.

Barbuda, which covers only 62 square miles, was the first to feel the force of Hurricane Irma.

Stagedoor charged each actor $200, which covered only part of the expenses, with the camp picking up the rest.

(A version for hand-held computers, which covers only 11 of Zagat's 45 markets, costs $30).

Her hair stuck out from beneath a purple nylon cap, which covered only the top of her skull.