Sentence examples similar to division of scope from inspiring English sources
Recognising any of the above as legally and morally relevant will lead to an automatic division of the scope of the term 'human being in the prenatal stages of development' into two categories, varying in status.
A typical fallacy due to the combination or division of words is an ambiguity of scope.
In his book Wealth of Nations, Smith (1776) discusses the notion of economies of scope in the light of how division of labor is limited by the extent of the market for a product or service.
There are deep divisions over Iraq within the intelligence community, and plenty of scope for further trouble.One predictable source of it was Clare Short, the former international development secretary who resigned over the war.
"We are alleging a massive fraud — both in terms of scope and duration," said Linda Chatman Thomsen, director of the enforcement division at the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Thus, two requirements are to be followed: certainty of knowledge and universality of scope, and these requirements hold only for the five divisions of philosophy: metaphysics, physics, practical philosophy, mathematics, and logic.
But the new contact lens recall at a separate eye care division broadens the scope of the company's problems.
In his 15 years with Value Village he has worked to grow the company's recycling division, expanding the scope of items diverted from landfills from three categories to almost 20, including plastics, metals, sporting goods and kitchenware.
Plenty of scope for executive gaffes there.
