Sentence examples similar to division scope from inspiring English sources

But the new contact lens recall at a separate eye care division broadens the scope of the company's problems.

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.

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.

Months of cabinet discussions have revealed deep divisions on the scope of interpretation for military actions allowed under the law.

Months of cabinet discussions have revealed deep divisions on the scope of interpretation for military actions allowed under the law, however, with the LDP pushing for broader powers.

Perhaps they recognize that the spectacle and the scope of Division-I hoops has outgrown an organization whose mandate covers thousands of young men and women who never inspire madness in anyone but their families and fellow-students.

The complexities of divorce and related marital property divisions are beyond the scope of this brief comment.

Random House called the deal "unprecedented in scope" for that division.

But the following month, a longtime Justice official, Loretta King — who was then the acting head of the division — decided to reduce the scope of the case.

With regard to the proposition that every politician is deceitful, Frege also stresses the logical division between the quantifier and its scope: ∀x[P x) → D x)]; every individual is deceitful if a politician.

The frustration has led to internal divisions among some advisers over the scope of his economic address to a joint session of Congress on Thursday night.