Sentence examples for encompass views from inspiring English sources
Architects John McAslan & Partners plan to create a walkway around the building to encompass views of the medieval city towards the historic Clock Tower and the cathedral.
Traditional measures of biomedical research excellence were necessary but not sufficient to encompass views of excellence of team-based interdisciplinary research, which includes features like originality, coherence and cumulative contributions to fields of study, acceptance by peers and success in translating research into gains in health status.
The theme of structural barriers encompassed views on the physical and financial barriers to home haemodialysis that were believed reduce the motivation and capacity of providers to offer home haemodialysis programmes.
"St Mirren FC hope that all 42 clubs can get round the table in the very near future to progress the formation of one league body and the all-through financial distribution model as the first steps to finding the best league format to encompass the views of clubs, supporters, sponsors and all other people involved in Scottish football".
The global themes 'anxiety and/or fear', and ' transition to motherhood and parenting', encompass these views.
Obama's former students at the University of Chicago remember him citing Douglass's ability to express high-minded ideals in down-to-earth language, while encompassing the views of both black and white Americans.
Before we became acquainted, I had never been to a place where 360 was simply too few degrees to encompass a view, where even the "panoramic" feature on an iPhone camera cuts off the scenery far too early, and where the land on either side of me is so flat and so wide that I can see the horizon curve on either end, straining beneath the weight of the sky.
Does the well accepted ethical principle that clinicians should do no harm encompass the view that women should not be given a blood product that does them no good?
Self-management was assessed with Self-Management of Diabetes - Adolescents, a new self-report measure of self-management for adolescents with type 1 diabetes (26) that was developed to encompass a view of self-management that moves beyond adherence to treatment regimens.
Bowen Zwi et al. also defined evidence broadly to encompass research, opinion and views of individuals or groups, results of consultative processes and published reports and documents [ 13].
