The environment considered in "Ways of the River" is an immense piece of African geography encompassing many ethnic groups.
Further, the evaluation here was on patients from a large geography encompassing urban, rural and remote settings, and hospitals ranged from public to private, and small to large teaching and specialist referral centers.
He was a symbol to European Christians of the Church's universality, transcending culture and geography to encompass all humanity, in a time when ethnic and inter-religious tension made such a vision seem distant.
It encompasses geography, an overview of the T.L.C. rules, and guidance on dealing with passengers.
For example, the Netherlands, the most densely populated of the seven jurisdictions [ 18], encompasses geography by making a risk adjustment based on residence in one of ten regional clusters and which primarily reflects relative urbanisation, although this is closely tied to other adjustments based on socio-economic status.
Some participants argued that schools should be made aware of the cross-curricular benefits of school trips – a visit to first world war battlefields could encompass geography and English literature as well as history, while a trip to an art gallery could take in maths and science.
The geography of the tales encompasses a sphere of trade and influence stretching from Venice to Basra; a mermaid is wrapped in Venetian cloth, and heroes use the seal of "Solomon, son of David on whom peace be" to protect themselves from evil.
The reason I chose geography was that this subject encompasses a wide range of different topics, including vegetation and botany, geomorphology and soil science, climatology, and so on.
It would progressively grow to encompass a vast geography stretching from the Baltic Sea in the west to Minsk in the east, and from St . Petersburgin the north to the Balkans and the Black Sea in the south.
