Sentence examples for does encompass from inspiring English sources

Looking at the statutory scheme as a whole, it appears that the term "rejected" does encompass votes that may exist but have not been counted.

Though the Greenway does encompass some city streets, mostly it snakes for more than 28 miles along rivers, under bridges and through parks.

While his role does encompass more than just the national team, he is now widely perceived as an impediment to radical change at Twickenham, regardless of the identity of Johnson's successor.

"The budget does encompass what we need," Panetta said, noting that the new strategy entails less expensive ways of projecting U.S. power into Asia, including military ex­changes and short rotations of American troops in strategic countries to shore up alliances.

What I haven't addressed and is just as important as any of the preceding factors, is that world schooling is a journey and it does encompass travelling the world.

This exhibition of his work at the Arnolfini in Bristol – appropriately sited because Long  himself is a Bristolian – is not exactly a retrospective, though it does encompass all five major gallery spaces.

There is more to analog electronics than just op amp circuits, but they do encompass most analog applications.

There is more to analog electronics than just operational amplifier (op amp) circuits, but they do encompass the majority of analog applications.

While teens do encompass these traits here and there, I can attest that they overwhelmingly crave love and encouragement.

At the same time, the principles enunciated in E v. Home Secretary do encompass inherent restraints that limit the courts' scope of intervention.

Despite this conservation, the 150 retrocopies did encompass structural changes relative to their parental genes.