Sentence examples for must encompass from inspiring English sources

Sustainable adaptation practices must encompass sound policy implementation.

This must encompass IT and communications, innovation in materials, life sciences and other aspects of technology.

The company, and the world of ballet, can and must encompass both extremes.

On abortion, he said, "Our values must encompass the life of an unborn child".

Third, a just peace includes not only civil and political rights it must encompass economic security and opportunity.

She seems temperamentally wrong for Aurora, as does Michele Wiles as the Lilac Fairy, a role that needs a generosity that must encompass the whole world onstage.

"Any bona fide offer must encompass exploitation rights to 100percentt of the Yankee games," he ruled, then added, "You can't give half a loaf for what is a full loaf".

Brazil has repeatedly said that an FTAA must encompass farm subsidies and "anti-dumping" measures, but American officials say they will negotiate these only at the WTO talks (which are likely to drag on beyond their 2005 deadline).

A complete theory about the normativity of law must encompass these moral issues as well.

Recovery must encompass the triple bottom line: people and planet as well as profit.

The only difficulty is that some concepts have no instances, whereas all pluralities must encompass at least one thing.