Sentence examples for necessarily encompasses from inspiring English sources

Their expansive definition of "grievances" necessarily encompasses disputes growing out of "the interpretation or application" of CBAs.

Its mental furniture necessarily encompasses the countries between it and the Urals as having claims to be European, with all the vexing questions such a recognition poses.

Where an inmate's mental disability is the root cause of the threat he poses to the inmate population, the State's interest in decreasing the danger to others necessarily encompasses an interest in providing him with medical treatment for his illness.

DSS 3 and time to it necessarily encompasses most individuals becoming progressive over the period of observation.

In other words, accreditation is advocated as a process that drives the full gamut of improvement which necessarily encompasses the structures, processes and outcomes of service delivery.

In hindsight, the overall fold similarity to a domain is a necessary condition for inferring its biological function since the ideal notion of protein domain necessarily encompasses an unit of function by definition.

If it proves to be so, it is a Buddhism that will necessarily encompass a political dimension, a degree of social awareness and critical self-reflection that complicates the meditative, soft-grained, interiorized Buddhism that predominates in this show.

My intention here is not to argue that this is in fact the case, but instead I'm trying to demonstrate that simply saying that changes in performance are due to "attention" may not necessarily encompass a meaningful explanation of the underlying neural mechanisms driving the changes in performance.

At this point we realized their understanding of menace was more along the lines of "danger," not necessarily encompassing the threats to their resources.

There is a rather large challenge of first having humanitarian organizations admit that the guidelines regarding their boundaries of moral responsibility do not necessarily encompass all of the applied decision making in the field.

In our opinion, we clearly need to replace the assumptions of a constant travel time budget and an induced travel demand, with new models, which should necessarily encompass both individual behaviour and city development.