Sentence examples for extend your scope from inspiring English sources

It's better to extend your scope on a familiar topic, or apply it in a new way.

We must extend the scope of the Freedom of Information Act.

Elsewhere we see Soane use his persuasive draughtsmanship to extend the scope of a commission.

South Korea wants to extend the scope of the missiles that it deploys against its northern foe.

The document also "proposes to extend the scope for HMRC to publish their names, exposing them to public scrutiny".

In 2014, it plans to extend its scope, scoring the quality of the disclosures that it receives.

But it's a tribute to Matisse's freedom that he risked failure in his efforts to extend his scope.

He said he intended to extend the scope of the website by increasing coverage of film, music, fashion and gadgets.

Hitchcock refused to, as Truffaut says, "ventilate the play" – to extend the scope of the story much beyond what Knott had already supplied for the theatre.

Sky will argue that Ofcom's powers do not extend in scope to using the Communications Act to push through the pricing regulations by changing its broadcast licences.

By Samantha Henig September 27, 2010 To know: The Obama Administration wants to extend the scope of wiretap orders to BlackBerries, Facebook, Skype, and other modern forms of communication.