0 past simple and past participle of encompass
Moral philosophy as understood in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries encompassed much more than ethical theory.
The municipalities at our surveyed sites encompassed many villages (between 60 and 118) in the administrative sense, and hence a corresponding number of chiefs.
It encompassed coalition building, identifying targets, and soft talk backed by hard actions.
Usually they attempt a neo-classical contract, hoping that the uncertainty can be encompassed within its flexible clauses.
Studies began 1 y before the onset of forest fragmentation and encompassed the first 3 y after flooding.
However, the parties and the individuals within them also encompassed a variety of different, often incompatible, agendas for what that change should be.
As that range extended from 45 to over 95, it encompassed the full range that could be considered practically available for research analysis.
The 240 m of transect line encompassed all habitat types within the study site.
