It reminds us of Wesker's rare gift for generating strong emotion while encompassing big ideas.
The first is to legislate on the meaning of "public authority" to encompass big society private contractors.
Mr. Bezos has also been a deft salesman for Amazon's vision, which is far more expansive than that of most retailers, encompassing big efforts like Amazon Web Services, a cloud-computing service through which a sizable number of Internet companies run their businesses.
NIST funding programs encompass big industry, small business, and academia.
The way the term "special interests" is used in practice suggests that it's simply shorthand for "bad thing my opponent supports". After all, depending on one's views, "special interests" may encompass big business or big labor, fossil fuel or green energy companies, and single-issue and ideological groups like the Club for Growth or EMILY's List.
The films, which include "I Am Legend," Doubt" and "Maid in Manhattan," encompass big-budget Warner Brothers spectacles and independent productions — even a documentary made by Mr. Paradiso himself about the early hip-hop group the Sugarhill Gang.
Finally, it is increasingly clear that the alternate universe of corporate governance harbors at least two separate solar systems, one which encompasses large cap, "big" name companies — the Fortune 100, if you will — and the other which is home to the rest of the herd of some 6,000 public companies that lack the heft to matter much to the corporate governance community.
The exhibit, spanning the artist's life, reveals a rich imagination that encompasses big-eyed figures, tilted perspectives and touches of the surreal.
The face wash from Ursa Major (which stands for Great Bear, the constellation that encompasses the Big Dipper and guides explorers) just might be your boyfriend's gateway drug into the wild world of exfoliation.
When we drop perfectionism and instead we focus on our values -- which encompasses the big picture and our "why" of point number one -- we're better able to learn from mistakes.
Tasmania, an island off Australia's southern coast, is the start of a global supply chain that encompasses the biggest drug companies and produces $12 billion a year of opiate painkillers.
