Sentence examples for Encompasses from inspiring English sources

The ancient Zoroastrian festival marking the spring equinox, Nowruz, which started on Saturday, encompasses the revered tradition of Eid-Didani, or visiting one another.

ReachTel polling in Indi, a vast electorate in Victoria's north-east that encompasses Wangaratta, Wodonga and part of the state's snowfields, showed that McGowan is set to capture 25% of the primary vote, with Mirabella on 47%, down from the 52.62% of the primary vote she won in 2010.

This encompasses the things we do with our lives, the goals we have – be they trying to foment socialist revolution or teaching our dog to sit.

The movement encompasses a number of different issues, including the privatisation of universities and workers' rights.

Martyn Kellaway is the conservative councillor for the Llanwern ward, which encompasses Redwick and the area where Tesco's turbines were built.

"I wouldn't want to get married, civil partnership encompasses everything I want," he said, adding that it remained a positive move.

The term modern-day slavery encompasses bonded labour, forced labour and descent-based slavery, where the status of a slave passes from mother to child.

But she goes on to say: "Afrofuturism also goes beyond spaceships, androids and aliens, and encompasses African mythology and cosmology with an aim to connect those from across the Black Diaspora to their forgotten African ancestry".

Their 35-year-history encompasses political protest, eclectic collaborations and provocative performance – all of which come together in DS30, a stirring work commemorating the miners' strike.

The En ergiewende ("energy turn"), which also encompasses a large and generously subsidised push into renewable energy, means putting up prices when in competitors such as America energy is getting cheaper; this looks worrying to some businesspeople.

President Obama favours the multilateral approach that TPP encompasses, while Mitt Romney urges a tough-on-China stance and could use an Asian trade pact to keep China out, notes Mr Hurd.Either way, Messrs Petri's and Plummer's scoring of trade positions, based on the texts of previous agreements, is a useful way to visualise the tough talks ahead.