Sentence examples for describing the scope from inspiring English sources
Memorandums of Notification are highly classified follow-on documents — specific orders from a President to the C.I.A. describing the scope and the necessity of the operation.
The FBI is currently drafting a document describing the scope of the review that it wants the academy to undertake.
In summarising the contents of these proceedings, a taxonomy describing the scope of diagrams research is proposed, the several research issues covered are identified, and the extent to which layout and aesthetics form part of this body of research is discussed.
The PROGRESS and PROGRESS-Plus acronyms are recommended for identifying potentially disadvantaged groups when describing the scope of the CPG.
In 2001, the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) published guidelines describing the scope of emergency US applications as well as recommendations for initial training to include 16 hours of didactic content and a minimum of 150 proctored scans [ 8].
Figure 3 augments the framework by describing the scope of indicators of success (i.e. immediate, prospective or follow up) reported in this review and presenting empirical links between purposes of evaluations and these indicators.
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.
The term regulator does not adequately describe the scope and breadth of what we do on behalf of British racing".
Others however, have described the scope of article 8 as unruly and beyond definition, and been alarmed by its spread.
