Sentence examples for examining the scope of from inspiring English sources

But the officials said they are still examining the scope of the plot, how far it advanced and whether Colonel Qaddafi was involved.

Intelligence officials say they are still examining the scope of the N.S.A. practices, and Congressional investigators say they hope to determine if any violations of Americans' privacy occurred.

I co-authored a recent paper in the journal Environmental Law, examining the scope of management authority available to agencies under the Wilderness Act — and that authority is quite large.

The Federal Reserve is examining the scope of the growing losses and the original bet, along with whether JPMorgan's chief investment office took risks that were inappropriate for a federally insured depository institution, according to several people with knowledge of the examination.

Part I begins by examining the scope of international humanitarian law and concludes that its application is often unduly constrained; a new analysis is offered of the classification of armed conflicts, the level of organization required before a non-state actor can be a party to an armed conflict, and the legal geography of armed conflict.

Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller, as well as the intelligence committees in the House and Senate, are examining the scope of Russian assistance to Trump, and are further trying to determine whether the campaign colluded with that assistance.

The current study sought to examine the scope of domain specificity within a sport expertise context through the examination of positional specificity effects in the sport of netball.

"The biggest surprise is the fact that they're going to re-examine the scope of the Lloyds divestments.

The museum exhibition will examine the scope of the Holocaust as it was documented and broadcast during the Eichmann trial.

A High Court judge, Mrs Justice Julia Wendy Macur, will examine the scope of the previous Waterhouse probe into the scandal.

This article examines the scope of existing economic development activity and the motivations and perceptions of practitioners to shed light on the barriers to sustainable practice.