Sentence examples similar to broad scope for adjustment from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Martin (2007), p. 57) suggests an even broader scope for KAL, including, 'register, discourse semantics, lexicogrammar, graphology and image grammar'.

In addition to this broad scope for notification, IHR (2005) includes a list of diseases for which a single case must be reported to WHO immediately, regardless of the context in which the disease occurs.

It also works at the state and national level, in lobbying for legislation and regulation that support a broad scope of CRNA practice.

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".

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.

On matters involving the First Amendment, Scalia advocated a broad scope for freedom of speech.

Such broad scope for independent partner activity is typical of mature technologies and mature industries.

The law provides broad scope for national security reviews, he said.

A widely noted feature of this legislative effort is the fairly broad scope for regulatory discretion.

This enables a broad scope for record-linkage studies.

Both groups reported a broad scope for the cycloaddition.