Sentence examples for altering the scope of from inspiring English sources

Sherriff has won the support of Eurosceptic Conservative backbenchers, who resent the fact that Brussels rules prevent Britain from altering the scope of VAT.

Peering into this void could substantially alter the scope of historic preservation itself.

Fouchier's virus, which now sits in a vault within his securely guarded underground laboratory in Rotterdam, has fundamentally altered the scope of the biological sciences.

Last July Secretary General Annan -- to the consternation of human rights groups -- decided to send a new team and slightly alter the scope of its investigations.

Except as expressly provided herein, nothing in this Act shall be construed to alter the scope of any party's rights under existing law.

I recently retired and I can tell you (as a FACT) that prior to MICRA I altered the scope of my practice due to the cost of liability insurance.

That's true, but Apple's added a device orientation trick to the mix that could vastly alter the scope of what's possible via wireless, magnetic field-based connections.

It is a bit like those who moved from pen and ink to write letters to email, but changed nothing else: the means of delivery did not alter the scope of the content.

The first argument is that movement of negation actually would not alter the scope of negation on what seem to be the most straightforward assumptions about how movement is interpreted.

FCC watchers will be reminded of how Google, in the eleventh hour of the drafting of the FCC's Open Internet Order, successfully pushed its weight around to get the agency to alter the scope of Title II to suit the search provider's business plans.

The contracting officer is the only authorized official who shall increase, decrease, or alter the scope of work to be performed, and any orders or instructions interpreted by the contractor as impacting the scope or cost of the contract.