Sentence examples for describe the scope of from inspiring English sources

That document, the department said Friday, will describe the scope of the program, including the overall cost and other specifics.

Prosecutors have yet to publicly describe the scope of their investigation or indicate what charges, if any, they may pursue against Mr. Torricelli and members of his staff.

The envoys wrestled intensively over what language to use to describe the scope of this new body; the last draft termed it a "joint mechanism".

Can "blanket" consent up front do the trick, or is even that misleading because researchers can't adequately describe the scope of studies they have yet to design?

The mission of Clean is to describe the scope of America's drug problem and explain how and why we've failed in our efforts to combat it.

"With news accounts using terms like 'whittled down' and 'limited' to describe the scope of the Bush plan, it appears that the president is pushing a freeze for a very narrow group of borrowers".

The term color gamut describes the scope of colors that can be reproduced by any technology.

He described the scope of illegal trading as being "deep" and "wide".

It broadly described the scope of the survey, but did not warn that some questions would be explicit.

Others however, have described the scope of article 8 as unruly and beyond definition, and been alarmed by its spread.

In 1988, after her own story about a runaway slave, "Beloved," won the Pulitzer Prize, Toni Morrison described the scope of this silence.