Sentences with phrase «fair coverage»

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Most school leaders know that the key to getting fair coverage in the media is having a good working relationship with media outlets in the community.

Comprehensive insurance policies will often provide fair coverage to victims and their families.

I don't know if I'll do more fair coverage — after going to three, I have fair fatigue.

However, the state does monitor policies to make sure insurance companies are providing fair coverage and rates to you.

-LSB-...] We receive fair coverage of many of these trends, but completely busted coverage of what's happening in the publishing industry.

During an interview with the conservative talk - radio host CL Bryant on Thursday, Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy said that while states could develop programs of their own, the bill mandated fair coverage for people with preexisting conditions.

Tisei's moderate image has earned him unusually fair coverage in the liberal Boston Globe, which, to his slight embarrassment, has prominently mentioned his sexuality.

Most of the Vanity Fair coverage reads like a packaged press release, with Vikander emailing in, «She's trying to carve out her place in the world and connect her future with her past.

A programme oozing false equivalence that included Nigel Lawson whinging that «sceptics» never get fair coverage — you couldn't make it up!

You can follow fair coverage on the Two Coats Instagram, or wait for posts next week.

But I still don't believe he gives fair coverage to the content of the original ClimateGate emails — emails that he personally had a part in.

Mann believes that Regalado sees his story as fair coverage, reporting on the science while adding in a human aspect.

Mateja had an enviable reputation for his firm, honest and fair coverage of the auto industry.

Goes on nicely... fair coverage... great price... good colour match for my skin.

Fair coverage, happy customer and my cat pulled through, thankfully to this great insurance and even more so to the staff of the two hospitals that took a good care of him.

And I think it's worth to mention that media outlets are of course independent but they also have a responsiblity of fair coverage.

Was the BBC, with its remit of fair coverage, too lenient with sceptics?