Sentence examples for whom cover from inspiring English sources

Four women, all with doctorates from American universities, and only two of whom cover their hair as a sign of piety, won seats, and by convincing margins.

Without providing evidence, the Mexican authorities say they see the hidden hand of traffickers in the splashy events, which have included men, women and children, some of whom cover their faces as they wave placards and denounce President Felipe Calderón's decision to deploy more than 40,000 soldiers to combat a booming drug trade.

On Feb. 7, Vivian Viloria-Fisher, a Democrat from East Setauket who is the deputy presiding officer of the Legislature, proposed a measure to create a task force that would analyze the costs and benefits of the unit, which has 21 nurses, 4 of whom cover the eastern half of the county.

A large number of junior trainees (many of whom cover the ICU alone at night) expressed low confidence levels with airway management in critical care, and the majority of all trainees felt inexperienced with tracheostomy care and emergencies.

For decades, campaign buses were populated by hotshots, some of whom covered politics for decades, from Walter Mears to David S. Broder to Jules Witcover.

Brightonwave is a luxuriant little guesthouse in Kemptown - and culturally tied to the concept of the festival by their dedication to local artists, the work of whom covers every wall in the house.

Mount Sinai's international office, led by Mr. Muraski, has seven staff members, including five coordinators, each of whom covers a geographical region of the world and speaks its dominant language.

As the former commissioner Fay Vincent recently pointed out on the Op-Ed page of The New York Times, Rose knows he has two years left in the care of the softies from the baseball writers, many of whom covered Rose's incessant drive for hits.

For the non-plantation sample, all the midwives' names (each of whom covers a distinct area) were written down in alphabetical order by each MOH area.

He considers himself something of a high-functioning dilettante, spending his days scribbling in Greenwich Village coffee shops, strolling through city parks with a notebook tucked under his arm and choosing -- to a certain extent -- which stories he covers and whom he covers them for.

But here are some lesser known facts about the origins of the treaty, whom it covers, what it covers - and who has complied with its obligations.