Sentence examples for encompassed any from inspiring English sources

In the Middle Ages, Jewish philosophy encompassed any methodical and disciplined thought pursued by Jews, whether on specifically Judaic themes or not.

The Government argued that the sections of the Act dealing with disputation by petition encompassed any question about the validity of an election, including the eligibility of a candidate, and that the sections should be interpreted broadly.

Disease categories were organ-specific with the exception of (i) cancer, which encompassed any body site in which there was neoplasia, and (ii) anti-coagulation, classified as 'cardiovascular'cardiovascular

Probes that encompassed any of these SNPs were excluded from analysis, and remaining probe sets with fewer than 3 probes were filtered out.

The exclusion criteria encompassed any women who after being informed about the study did not agree to participate, women with linguistic problems (the questionnaire was in Spanish) or others that prevented them from completing the questionnaire, and women at their first consultation (to avoid interfering with the incipient doctor-patient relationship).

Elective abortions encompassed any induced or voluntary ending of the pregnancy.

It will now encompass "any incident which is perceived to be racist by the victim or any other person".

(My circle wasn't wide enough to encompass any Braun campaigners).

Timed right, this runny amalgam can then encompass any filling -- not just goat cheese or mushrooms.

But relax the definition to encompass any death on film, and several candidates present themselves.

Approximately a year ago, the American Heart Association established a definition for a heart attack that encompasses any enzyme elevation.