Sentence examples for encompass developed from inspiring English sources

Now, for the first time, there appears to be the possibility of a larger international agreement, a successor to the Kyoto treaty, that would encompass developed and developing nations.

It's clear that future plans will have to be more ambitious, and encompass developed and fast-growing emerging nations reducing emissions throughout their economies--not just in the energy sector.

His skills also encompass developing programs for company marketing, advertising, distribution and client fulfillment.

We applied the results from random-effects models to map relative probability of use across the study area which encompassed developed and undeveloped areas.

His experience encompasses developing crisis management communications systems and risk management systems for private and public sectors, to operational experience in war zones as a senior communications officer, to being a Spokesperson for various agencies and Governments, to coordinating the communication strategy for Tropical Cyclones for the Queensland Government.

This encompasses developing acceptable and stable formulations as well as securing reliable release and stability testing technology and a reliable source of all of the required bulks.

Where there were none, we expanded our search to encompass interventions developed for, and tested on people with any type of cancer.

The MSCI ACWI index encompasses 45 countries–24 developed and 21 emerging markets.

The division is especially important to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory because it encompasses locally developed missions such as the Curiosity rover project.

Within just 5 years, he transitioned an essentially nonmolecular test menu to one with a full spectrum of qualitative and quantitative real-time PCRs that encompassed locally developed and Food and Drug Administration approved assays.

In conclusion, independent validators found that younger participants' mental representations of age did not encompass a fully developed representational scale that enabled discrimination between middle-age and old-age groups.