Sentence examples for had to encompass from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt, after meeting with Churchill in Casablanca in 1943, said that for the "first time in history," strategic discussions had to encompass "the whole global picture".

A Cretan deserted, who fled to the enemy during the march, discovered to Perseus the design which the Romans had to encompass him: for he, seeing that Aemilius lay still, had not suspected any such attempt.

"It had to be 'wow,' it had to be big, it had to encompass everything up the North Shore," said Tom Linderholm, the corporate chef for Odyssey Resorts (which owns the Grand Superior Lodge, where the bar is located).

Anteriorly, the lateral fields had to encompass the tumor as determined by barium enema (optional) and pelvic CT scan.

The daily prescription dose was 1.8 Gy at the ICRU reference point and the 95% isodose had to encompass the entire planning target volume (PTV).

(2) The screen for QTLs had to encompass the entire available genome, and not limit itself to certain candidate genes or genetic areas of interest.

Somehow a novelist worth the name has to encompass both the beauty and the carnage.

Answers will have to encompass what currency the world will use to do its international business in.

It seems all but inevitable that a memorial will have to encompass the footprints of the two trade center towers.

Reconciling with Veronica means restoring what was once the best part of herself, however awkward the changes she will have to encompass.

"You can't dismiss the city when you work in the park," Mr. Lapine told me, "you have to encompass it".