To me, the whole world was encompassed in that.
Much tugging and hauling has ensued over what is encompassed in that proposed definition.
Ms. Vollinger's group, which is dedicated to fighting hunger, promptly came out against the idea, suggesting that, among other things, it would "perpetuate the myth" encompassed in that letter to Ann Landers, that people who need government assistance make bad choices at the supermarket.
The subjects encompassed in that time include authoritarian governments, the challenge to liberalism raised by Islam and the corrosive combination of the Bush administration's bungled foreign policy and Europe's unthinking anti-Americanism.But Mr Garton Ash's silver nib wiggles past those constraints.
In fact, not only do we want to be encompassed in that tribe, we also fear the consequences of casting ourselves out of the good graces of the requesting party by saying no.
Of the modern city Ackroyd says it "can hold, or encompass, anything; in that sense it must remain fundamentally unknowable".
The same ideal was also encompassed in holdings that demanded "one person, one vote" and — more controversially — that upheld affirmative action as consistent with the values of the Constitution.
The circle diameter of each phenotype is a measure of the variance of the phenotype explained by the variation encompassing all SNPs in that gene of interest, with the value (coefficient of determination, R) given alongside the relevant circle.
The coverage formula was originally designed to encompass jurisdictions that engaged in the most egregious voting discrimination in 1965, and Congress updated the formula in 1970 and 1975.
Inspection also should encompass, in particular, areas that the patient normally would not be able to see, such as the scalp, the back, and the buttocks.
