Sentence examples for content and scope from inspiring English sources

Such developments in modern law have had important implications for the traditional content and scope of civil law.

"The content and scope of these courses should emphasize more extensively and in greater depth the logical, formal and abstract aspects" of mathematics, the report found.

However, the Association of British Insurers, one of the main industry bodies, said the announcement "adds little of value on what really matters: the content and scope of the guidance".

"When the exact content and scope of these changes are known, we will consider with our clients how this development, which on first sight appears favourable, is likely to meet their legitimate expectations and influence the conduct of ongoing actions".

Richard Corbett MEP Labour, Yorkshire and Humber The European parliament's directly elected members wield significant powers, ranging from shaping the EU's budget to the appointment of the European commission, as well as the content and scope of EU legislation (such as directives).

"Despite these complexities, New York City has developed a program unique in the country in its content and scope which we believe will provide significant assistance to mentally ill inmates with the hope that these inmates will be able to successfully reintegrate into the community," he said.

The contents and scope of that agenda were not yet known, but Rumsfeld made it clear that his approach to the military was very much hands-on.

These periods define the tendencies of each organisation as regards strategies, objectives, contents and scope.

Initially, currently available design methods for RMS are reviewed, in terms of classifying and comparing their content, structure, and scope, which leads to a synthesis of the reviewed methods into a generic design method.

As such, the SAM scores for "Purpose," "Content Topics," and "Scope" remained similar between "Pre-format change" and "Post-format change" PAs.

In other words, though accurate, the five foregoing postulates are fraught with questions about the content and legitimate scope of human rights and about the priorities, if any, that exist among them.