Sentence examples for declared encompassing from inspiring English sources

Just four days later, a puppet state known as the Independent State of Croatia ( – NDH) was declared, encompassing most of modern day Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and parts of modern day Serbia.

Supervision of the reef is largely the responsibility of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park (declared in 1975), which encompasses the vast majority of the area.

These include a new diplomatic push in the Middle East that would encompass his declared enemies Syria and Iran, putting pressure on the Iraqi government to implement reforms and setting a timetable for the withdrawal of US combat troops.

More than 100 local government areas and regions were declared natural disaster areas on 21 December, encompassing areas from central Western Australia to the Pilbara coastline.

Cusk's declared interest in the truth does not encompass the low detail of how her marriage actually came apart.

In 1824 Chief Justice John Marshall declared, in Gibbons v. Ogden, that "commerce" encompasses not merely "traffic"—"buying and selling, or the interchange of commodities"—but also all forms of commercial "intercourse," including (in the case at hand) navigation.

The Huttwil League openly declared its intention to expand until it encompassed the rural population in the whole Confederacy.

Deal declared a state of emergency for Fulton County, which encompasses much of the Atlanta area.

He jumped a step north, declaring he would run in a new swing district encompassing St. Lucie County, Martin County and a slice of northern Palm Beach County.

Beijing recently declared a new air defence zone over parts of the East China Sea encompassing Japanese-controlled islands claimed by China, prompting heavy criticism and defiance from Washington, Tokyo and others.

aCReps is used as an all encompassing term for patient, carer, consumer or community representatives The authors declare that they have no competing interests.