Sentence examples for concerns about scope from inspiring English sources

The Communications Alliance, which represents carriers and ISPs, and the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association expressed similar concerns about "scope creep" and "open-ended language" in the legislation.

Where concerns about reduced scope predominated naturopaths' comments, it was a concern around overlapping scopes that repeatedly appeared in homeopaths' and Chinese medicine practitioners' responses.

Mr. Udall has long been vocal about his concerns about the scope of government surveillance.

On Friday, he amplified concerns about the scope of the scandal.

But leaders of the House and Senate Intelligence Committees also said they would go only so far to allay concerns about the scope of the surveillance.

The House panel has concerns about the scope and enforcement of a new State Department policy restricting unescorted visitors to the department's headquarters, the report added.

Privately, however, military officials voice deeper concerns about the scope of any possible spy penetration at the prison camp, and the ultimate goal of any conspiracy.

A letter from Kathryn Hudson, the standards commissioner, this year said she had concerns about the scope of existing policies and procedures but was unable to act in this case.

About 52 percent expressed concerns about the scope and frequency of reporting requirements under new regulatory rules, and about 43 percent worried about having the staff and resources needed to comply with the new reporting requirements.

None of our comments are intended to dismiss the political importance of issues like welfare; nor do they imply that all concerns about the scope of the welfare state are a subterfuge for racism.

Although Judge Garaufis's order to transfer thousands of people was not addressed in the ruling, the appellate court said it did "have concerns about the scope of the proposed remedy".