Sentence examples similar to bounds of scope from inspiring English sources
These virtual experiences put the viewer to the test; the images of "Shoah" aren't intended as proof of the physical reality of the Holocaust, because anyone who doubts it is a priori outside the bounds of its moral scope.
In practice, however, three different reasons point to the need to set bounds to the scope of an argumentation.
THERE are restaurants that accentuate the positive and want you to know they'll do anything, within the bounds of reason and the scope of what's in the kitchen, to accommodate your desires.
While bounding the scope of our interests, we are cognizant of the complex system through which sensor readings are provided to us.
Moreover, Foucault's focus on the local and capillary nature of modern power clearly resonates with feminist efforts to redefine the scope and bounds of the political, efforts that are summed up by the slogan "the personal is political".
The WTO's rules allow them plenty of scope: after two decades of unilateral tariff-cutting most of their tariffs are well below their "bound" rates, the ceilings agreed in the trade club.
Plenty of scope for executive gaffes there.
There is plenty of scope for improvement.
That offers plenty of scope for provocation.
