Another reason lies in the changing nature of cancer research, which now encompasses a wider sphere than in decades past.
In 1919 Michigan began to develop a park system, which now encompasses nearly 100 state-operated parks and more than a dozen state recreation areas.
It has become a sort of umbrella term, which now encompasses a variety of previously unconnected or unrecognised forms of abuse, such as trafficking, harmful traditional practices or bullying (compare, for instance, the resolutions adopted in 2000 and 2007).
The center was six years in construction, as changes were made in the design to accommodate more features and an expansion to the design, which now encompasses 120,000 square feet.
These terms make it clear that the real winners of the war, and of the entire Reformation period, were the territorial princes, whose authority and power, which now encompassed the church, were greatly increased.
It's the extension of old-fashioned word of mouth and its amplification into what the entertainment business calls buzz, which now encompasses chat rooms, news groups, "hot lists" on file-sharing sites like Napster and Scour, and the automated taste-monitoring and marketing suggestions of Internet radio stations and retail sites.
It is part of the company's effort to improve Prime, its members-only fast-shipping service, which now encompasses music and movie content.
As previously mentioned, Vanoutrive (2012) identifies three issues: i) the need for the governing entity to exert control over the governed entity, the latter of which now encompasses much more than just port facilities; ii) the lack of citizens over whom to exercise governance; and iii) the environmental impact.
She initiated this report which now encompasses so many topics and languages.
