Sentence examples for analogous in scope from inspiring English sources

Until the opening this year of the California Adventure park at the original Disneyland, Disneyland Paris was most analogous in scope and scale to that park in Anaheim.

In United States v. Gillock (1980), a prosecution under the Hobbs Act and Travel Act, the Supreme Court declined to recognize a legislative act privilege for state legislators analogous in scope to the Speech or Debate Clause, either under the Tenth Amendment or Federal Rule of Evidence 501.

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

But the board's majority found that bulk collection could not be "relevant" to such an investigation "without redefining the word relevant in a manner that is circular, unlimited in scope, and out of step with the case law from analogous legal contexts involving the production of records".

(DJN VII.2.5, 3.4, 8.5; cf. VI.1.12; Boucher 1998, Skinner 2002) Civil subjection is analogous to herilic subjection or slavery, though more focused in intent, more limited in scope, and because of reciprocal promises between governors and governed potentially sublatable in narrowly defined and (thinks Pufendorf) avoidable circumstances.

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

Pandemics often are worldwide in scope.

Peace psychology is now global in scope.

This is extraordinarily wide in scope.

"And it's not descending in scope.

And his work was broadening in scope.