Sentence examples for encompass persons from inspiring English sources

In Germany, juvenile prisons encompass persons aged 14 to 25 who were convicted under juvenile criminal law.

The latter category can be defined narrowly to include only the direct victims' family members, who experience hardship and pain as a result of the crimes committed, or more widely to encompass persons who have been traumatised as a result of having witnessed these crimes being committed, such as neighbours, friends and bystanders.

First, the models only apply to adults with HCV as Model 1 only encompasses persons 18 years of age and older.

US-UK operations encompass "numerous persons against whom there is no ground for suspicion of any wrongdoing," it adds.

I struggle to imagine how they stretch the word "democrat" to encompass a person who kills those who won't bow to him.

The meaning seems to have been extended through the 19th century to encompass "a person who uses violent and intimidating methods in the pursuit of political aims", directed at the likes of Irish dissidents or anti-tsarist revolutionaries.

Our notice efforts are focused on certain types of interactions, and they will not encompass every person that ever saw this content.

Another trait of mainstream neutral monism is its embrace of the bundle theory of concrete particulars (encompassing both persons and other things).

Some measures encompass a person's entire career; others only cover the years just before retirement.

And while absolute despair can encompass any person, hope is a strange and persistent feeling.

Let us not forget that transgender is an umbrella that encompasses all persons whose authentic identity does not conform unambiguously to conventional notions of male or female genders and assigned gender at birth.