Sentence examples for encompasses the concept from inspiring English sources

Or take the example of the Brazilian law against slave labour (trabalho escravo) which encompasses the concept of "degrading conditions of work".

" innovation diplomacy encompasses the concept and practice of bridging distance and other divides (cultural, socio-economic, technological, etc).

The Goddess, worshiped for at least 5,000 years before Christianity, encompasses the concept of a trinity: the maiden, mother and crone.

Persistence encompasses the concept of long-term and continuous presence of disease within a metapopulation.

Integration of preconception care within a larger maternal and child health continuum of care is consistent with the Kathmandu Declaration made in 2009, which encompasses the concept of the life circle (25).

"Relevance" is often used in the broader sense that encompasses the concepts under discussion.

The framework embraces AT elements such as agencies (subjects), instruments (tools), artifacts (outcomes), and environments, while environments encompasses the concepts of rules, community, and division of duties.

It has been recognized since the 1970s as a powerful pedagogical tool (Stokoe 1978), which encompasses the concepts of (1) free-style dance, as an individual search; (2) dance to move, to communicate, and to create or improvise (Kalmar 2006).

Note that the term accuracy in international metrology encompasses the concepts of both the trueness and precision of a measurement procedure.

The main risk factor for recurrence or chronification of low back pain is, however, a previous history of low back pain, which encompasses the concepts of severity, pain, duration and functional incapacity.

Early identification, then, encompassed the concept of rice-growing.