Sentence examples for a narrow scope and from inspiring English sources

Named in Article III behind both of the other branches, the Founders intended a court system with a narrow scope and restricted authority.

I suspect that the makers of "Blended" didn't intend to give offense, that their depiction of black South Africans was meant to be sincerely affectionate, that their gender stereotypes were based on what they considered to be experience and observation — that the movie reflects not evil designs but a narrowed scope and a filtered point of view.

Results Implementation has proceeded more slowly, with a narrower scope and substantially less clinical functionality than was originally planned.

Sex work programmes in Africa have limited coverage and a narrow scope of services and are poorly coordinated with broader HIV and SRH services.

The method originated as a moderated, lab-based test with a fairly narrow scope and structure.

The documentary, which he made on a small budget, had an intensely narrow scope and impressed critics by making an unlikely subject interesting.

"The only problem is that Ted's view of the Constitution — based on states' rights and a narrow scope of federal power — was rejected at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, and then was resurrected by John C. Calhoun, and the Confederates during the Civil War, when it failed again.

Third, in his distinction between negative and infinite judgments he apparently needlessly distinguishes between a "wide scope" negation of whole propositions and a "narrow scope" negation of predicates, thus creating a systematic ambiguity in interpreting propositions of the form "Fs are not Gs," which can then be construed either as "no Fs are Gs" or as "Fs are non-Gs".

A recent review of the dental therapy workforce indicated several difficulties facing this profession: the lack of career structure, a narrow scope of practice, outdated facilities and inadequate remuneration.

Roberts said that affirmative action required the "recruiting of inadequately prepared candidates," and sought a narrow scope for Title IX, the law that mandates equal rights for men and women in educational settings.

"It's a narrow scope".