Sentence examples for scope to encompass from inspiring English sources

The federal agency that oversees development of treatments for bioterrorism agents like anthrax is broadening its scope to encompass more common infections.

The Journal later expanded its scope to encompass a startling variety of subjects; for some years, it was known as Loomis Musicall, Masonic, and Ladies Fashion JournalLadies Fashion Journal

It also explains why it found its home in El Museo del Barrio, a museum established in 1969 by Puerto Rican radical nationalists and community activists that later broadened its scope to encompass Latino culture and art.

And as the movie widens its scope to encompass the outside world's response to this schoolyard squabble, it casts a merciless eye on the studiously neutral, image-conscious role of United Nations forces dispensing humanitarian aid and on the meddlesome media's insatiable appetite for drama.

True innovation has the scope to encompass a wide-range of initiatives that could help families who desperately need better care now, whilst also making strides in combatting stigma, reducing the prevalence of dementia, and revolutionising the way we treat people who are diagnosed in the future.

The Mueller investigation appears to have broadened in scope to encompass alleged attempts from the UAE to influence members of the incoming administration as it took office and in the run-up to Trump's meeting with gulf leaders in Riyadh in May 2017.

The CSCW Journal arose in response to the growing interest in the design, implementation and use of technical systems (including computing, information, and communications technologies) which support people working cooperatively, and its scope remains to encompass the multifarious aspects of research within CSCW and related areas.

Since then, however, risk assessment has been adopted for routine application in many countries, world-wide, and in the process its concepts and methods have diversified and changed [ 13], while its scope has broadened to encompass non-carcinogenic effects and a wider range of exposures, including ionising radiation, food and physical (e.g. natural) hazards [ 14].

At the same time the scope has broadened to encompass classical, jazz and country – and maybe even flamenco-punk.

With its carnage and moral confusions war is a subject whose scope is difficult to encompass even by journalists on the ground writing daily dispatches.

Instead, we argue that OM must broaden its conceptual scope so as to encompass active engagement with non-firm network participants such as government-supported intermediate research organizations, and that, as well as learning to be effective users of industrial policy, OM practitioners and academics should engage actively in the development of industrial policy.