Sentence examples for obviously encompasses from inspiring English sources

So the issue in this case, Republic of Austria v. Altmann, No. 03-13, obviously encompasses foreign governments' immunity from suit for the entire World War II era.

His style of value investing obviously encompasses many of the principles handed down to him by his mentor, Graham.

At each observation the observer computes this ratio, which obviously encompasses all the observer's past observations of occasions on which the premisses are true.

Obviously, however, possibility encompasses more than what is actual, that is, there are possible facts as well as actual facts; the world's universals might have been exemplified by its objects very differently.

It indicates that individuals should act only "to the extent they are able," a clause that Watson interprets to mean physical capability but which is obviously meant to encompass legal authority as well.

Our list obviously does not encompass promising new funds that have popped up since the tax cut.

Not my plan, obviously, but a plan that encompasses me, my color, my anguish, the anger at myself at those times when it seems that I do nothing but stand by and watch — not only strangers dying in the news, but mother, father, siblings, nephews, nieces ground down, overwhelmed, overcome.

The latter would obviously be preferred because it encompasses the total health system consequences as opposed to dealing with only drug costs.

The report noted that a full sale of the Taiwanese tech firm was less likely given that its business which encompasses a wide scope of efforts didn't "fit obviously with one acquirer".

The subject — everything that is and how it got that way — is obviously a big one, encompassing not only planets and stars and amoebas and people, but the lenses through which we've viewed it all.

That encompasses about everything.