Sentence examples for back the scope of from inspiring English sources

The administration has sharply scaled back the scope of the project.

And budget reconciliation would most likely require scaling back the scope of the health care changes.

On Wednesday, Carter called on Obama to do more to scale back the scope of government surveillance.

Section 2255 revised the procedure by which federal prisoners are to seek such relief but did not in any respect cut back the scope of the writ.

"Given the trillions of dollars of debt, the government could scale back the scope of the premiums subsidy and other costs," he said.

The new deputy attorney general could simply block any new indictments or, as an expert told me, likely scale back the scope of the investigation in significant ways.

The report was published today along with a detailed response from the education secretary, Ruth Kelly, who backed the scope of the report and promised to put £6m into a fund to help universities link up with businesses to improve the image of professions such as law and medicine, which are often seen as the preserve of the wealthy.

And courts over the last decade have generally cut back on the scope of antitrust liability.

All cases relating to children should be brought back into the scope of legal aid.

However, more recent Supreme Court precedent has significantly trimmed back on the scope of Congress' powers under the Commerce Clause.

It is nearly out of the Commons and heading to the Lords, where the serious arguments will be had and concessions made (bringing clinical negligence back into the scope of legal aid is the bookies' favourite).