Officials say the current examination is expected to cover government activities going back to 1966, when the military first took over the country.

The investigation is expected to cover the year through Sept. 30, 2000.

Both are expected to cover their bodies, legs and arms.

Insurance is expected to cover $1.2 billion, leaving about $720 million outstanding.

So too have the subjects which the primary school teacher is expected to cover.

In 2005 it is expected to cover 130 million children.

But in most cases, the aid is not expected to cover the full cost.

Savings from all these changes are expected to cover their cost within two years and ultimately save $750 million a year.

United Way is expected to cover most of the costs.

The money is expected to cover the costs of equipment and extra crews needed by the town.