Other analysts were less certain about the scope of the crackdown.
The Constitution removes certain subjects from the scope of legitimate public policy, officially sanctioned race discrimination being among them.
But the news that the hijacking warning was in the president's brief, which Mr. Tenet sees and approves, and that it was linked to Mr. bin Laden is almost certain to widen the scope of the investigation.
As FMC Subsea increased its international deliveries and established offices abroad, it became clear that customer requirements varied somewhat from one region to the next, and in some countries, there was even a legal requirement to include "local content" as part of a contract (i.e., a certain proportion of the scope of a project would have to be delivered by local resources).
We know that the exclusion of certain experiments limits the scope of what can be analyzed by the project, but we are attempting to identify a balance of breadth of sampling for general inference with sensible investment of resources on replication projects to determine to what extent the included experiments are reproducible.
We agree that the exclusion of certain experiments limits the scope of what can be analyzed by the project, but we are attempting to identify a balance of breadth of sampling for general inference with sensible investment of resources on replication projects.
"Fifteen years ago, I was certain we would see the scope of the problem and do what was necessary to stop it.
The irony is that having no political agenda allows me to make certain difficult decisions regarding the scope and structure of constitutional change.
In a story that spans different continents, over nearly a decade, incorporates action sequences and fine emotional recalibration, even the star confesses a certain puzzlement as to the scope of the project.
In order to accommodate certain traditional ideas within the scope of this formulation, the meanings in question may have to be understood as embodying insights into the essences of the entities denoted by the terms, not merely codifications of customary linguistic usage.
