Sentence examples for Equivalent in scope from inspiring English sources

The proposal must specify three courses the student will take in the special minor field, one of which must be equivalent in scope to the department's field survey courses (note that this course is taken in addition to the three departmental field survey courses).

The Shariah-boards are beset with agency problems (conflict of interest) as they are not subjected to disclosure rules equivalent in scale and scope to those for corporate boards, which many argue are in urgent need for more reform and transparency themselves!

Specify what is "in scope" and "out of scope".

Extremely expensive – just a few minutes of airtime cost the equivalent of $120 – and limited in scope, Bell's Picturephone was a relative disaster.

Transfer credit is given for courses taken elsewhere whenever the courses are equivalent or substantially similar to Stanford courses in scope and rigor.

Terry Martin, a Harvard historian, called the Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) the "world's first Affirmative Action Empire". With the exception of India, no other multi-cultural state before or after the USSR, Martin writes, took action of equivalent scope in support of the cultural and political rights of ethnic minorities.

Cardinal Dolan and Mr. Murphy said the last renovation of equivalent scope occurred in the 1940s.

In scope, the Kings Country C.R.U.

Pandemics often are worldwide in scope.

Peace psychology is now global in scope.

They're national in scope.