Sentence examples for checks to encompass from inspiring English sources

For example, we ought to build on the success of the Brady law by extending Brady background checks to encompass all gun sales, not just sales by licensed dealers.

There is only one safeguard against becoming the prisoner of an incomplete definition: check it again and again against all the observable facts, and throw out a definition the moment it fails to encompass any of them.

It's broad enough to encompass Arthur Ashe, Mike Tyson and Kobe Bryant.

An article on Wednesday about President Obama's decision to encompass mass shootings and everyday violence in his gun proposal misstated part of the requirement that federally licensed firearms dealers run background checks.

"Harold seemed to me to encompass all that and more.

But it is not likely to encompass the city.

He stretches his hand out wide to encompass the world.

" She paused, spread her arms wide to encompass the room.

The lament soon broadens to encompass the department itself.

There is simply too much writing to encompass.

No film could hope to encompass so multitudinous a life.