Sentence examples for broad scope for from inspiring English sources
"As we have also seen recently with Australia's performance in international assessments, there is broad scope for improvement in achievement.
Unfortunately, the broad scope for interpretation of fouls in an intensely physical sport like basketball makes this nearly impossible.
China's laws on secrets and subversion are vaguely worded, giving the authorities broad scope for defining actions critical of the government as crimes.
In theory it provides broad scope for redress, but in practice it has had little effect, as foreign terrorists are hard to bring to justice.
Jim Killock, executive director of the Open Rights Group, which campaigns against restrictions on the Internet, said the bill contained unusually broad scope for abuse.
Freedom House defines a free country as one where "there is broad scope for open political competition, a climate of respect for civil liberties, significant independent civic life and independent media".
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg pledged on Friday that the deputy would operate "with the broadest scope for the exercise of independent initiative and judgment".
Indeed, Martin (2007), p. 57) suggests an even broader scope for KAL, including, 'register, discourse semantics, lexicogrammar, graphology and image grammar'.
It won't do to say that physical properties are those recognized by contemporary physics, since that physics may be wrong and at any rate, we should hope for broader scope for our thesis than that.
The term "Extended FAST" (EFAST) was adapted during the following decade [2] to include the addition of thoracic ultrasound views, encompassing a broader scope for diagnosis of other possible associated injuries, such as hemothorax or pneumothorax.
