Sentence examples for believes the scope from inspiring English sources
He believes the scope for testing is far wider than most people think.Nordic regulators are the keenest on financial war games, but so far even they have not included the banks themselves as active participants.
"I believe the scope for partnership is limitless," he declared at a news conference Tuesday morning.
Until I saw things firsthand, I couldn't believe the scope and intensity of the hurricane's destructive path.
They believe the scope for further quantitative easing is over and the best option now is a large-scale direct government capital injection for a housebuilding programme, something the Treasury resists.
The directive was the clearest sign yet that the company's lawyers believe the scope of two early-stage investigations in the United States — one into whether journalists working for the company sought access to phone records of 9/11 victims and another into whether payments to the British police by News Corporation employees violated American law — could broaden.
"I believe the scope that NATO is pursuing is beyond what is contemplated in civil protection, so they're exceeding the mission".
I just couldn't believe the scope of it — I had never seen a play about Mormons, and to put [Joseph McCarthy protégé] Roy Cohn in and make it so compelling.
Considering the high number of suspected cases that we were unable to investigate due to logistic constraints and some missing links in several potential transmission chains, we believe the scope of the outbreak is probably underestimated.
He also believes that the scope is wider than people imagine.
Amory Lovins, one of the foremost prophets of energy efficiency and founder of Rocky Mountain Institute, a think-tank and consultancy based in Colorado, believes that the scope for improvement remains huge.
Mickum told me that he has met several times with Durham, and believes that the scope of his inquiry may have expanded to include a review of whether the C.I.A. began using brutal methods on Zubaydah before it received written authorization from the Justice Department.
