Sentence examples for discussion encompassed from inspiring English sources
Coming two months after the shooting death of Trayvon Martin in Florida, the wide-ranging discussion encompassed the proliferation of laws that make it easier to own, carry and use a gun; the role of gangs and narcotics; the characteristics of perpetrators and victims; and the need for more aggressive prosecution and greater investment in technology to trace and identify firearms.
The discussion encompassed the existing policies, practices and issues, arising from the science teacher education.
The council's heated discussion encompassed "the message to our youth," the effects of marijuana on the brain, the benefits of pot tourism and the need to create a "walkable city" so inebriates of any stripe stay out of their cars.
The North has said it will talk about ending its nuclear ambitions as part of a broader discussion encompassing guarantees of its security and desperately needed economic help.
Discussion encompasses everything from science fiction to Scandinavian mystery writers, but it is robust nineteenth-century fiction — Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky, Dickens, James — that clearly arouses Lesser's greatest passion.
As a discussion encompasses more people, ideas won't have to be folded smaller and smaller.
The discussions encompassed five sessions: evolution and society, pre-cellular evolution and the RNA world, behavior and environment, genome, and microbes and diseases.
Jonathan Wright The first in an incredibly moreish series of studio discussions encompassing three decades of rock.
Mr. Bush, for his part, said that he and Mr. Arafat had discussed the threat of terrorism in the region, but the president did not directly answer a question from a reporter asking if the discussions had encompassed Iran and Iraq.
DSMB discussions largely encompassed issues related to patient and data privacy and security described earlier in this opinion.
Discussion groups encompass all those who claim to represent the public interest or a good cause— journalists, reformers, activists, humanitarians, policy analysts—and, in Bentley's view, they matter far less than we think.
