Sentence examples for doubt on the scope of from inspiring English sources

Months of talks between parties, and the resulting policy vacuum, could threaten a fragile economic recovery and cast doubt on the scope of planned budget cuts.

Casting further doubt on the scope for compromise, each bank is insisting that it will merge only so long as its existing strategy remains intact.

"[I]f there was doubt about the scope of the Order, the President and Attorney General have erased it with their public comments," Orrick wrote.

On Thursday, as Democrats sought to cast doubt on the limited scope of the FBI probe, she told reporters it was "very thorough" after hearing a briefing on its findings.

Without a doubt, the scope of the Rousseff investigation is larger than anything Brazilians have seen before.

In fact, some analysts say, even raising doubts about the scope of the genocide is itself a form of Holocaust revisionism.

It depends on the scope of the work.

It rates buildings on between nine and 12 categories, depending on the scope of the project.

The answer depends on the scope of the CIO role.

Focus instead on the scope of Garcia's ambition.

No doubt the legal cultures of other countries will shaped by very different elements, but we currently do not know if these different cultures have an impact on the scope of roles that lawyers can and do play in their local medical tourism sectors.