Sentence examples for both in time and scope from inspiring English sources

Any action, President Obama said, would be "limited both in time and scope - designed to deter the Syrian government from gassing its own people again and degrade its ability to do so".

Mr Obama has said any military action will be "limited both in time and scope - designed to deter the Syrian government from gassing its own people again and degrade its ability to do so".

Both of these programs are limited in time and scope, and both bring future demand to the present, which will leave an even bigger gap in demand once they are finished.

You've just said that this, from the beginning, has been an operation limited in time and scope.

But there are many with credible false confession claims who are not eligible for relief under the current law, because of significant limits in time and scope.

But that example -- a tribunal for a particular occasion, limited in time and scope -- shows the very danger of the Bush order.

"From the start, President Obama has stated that the role of the U.S. military would be limited in time and scope," Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Thursday evening in announcing the plan.

But Congress's power to grant copyright is limited in time and scope so that works can move into the public domain, where they become an essential part of our culture.

Giuliani said he wanted any Trump interview with Mueller to be limited in time and scope, suggesting for only 2-1/2 hours and not under oath.

to delay Kavanaugh's final confirmation vote, President Donald Trump ordered the FBI to launch an investigation — one limited in time and scope — into some of the allegations against Kavanaugh.

Flake's comments, published in The Atlantic on Saturday, were made shortly after the White House agreed to his surprise call for a delay in the final Senate confirmation vote on Kavanaugh to allow the FBI to conduct an investigation — though one limited in time and scope — into the accusations of sexual assault that have been leveled against the judge. .