Sentence examples for focus on the scope from inspiring English sources

FASHION A London exhibition on wool puts the focus on the scope of fleece's possibilities.

Their arguments in court are likely to focus on the scope of the mandate and the intrusion of the federal government into state affairs, said David B. Rivkin Jr., a lawyer advising Florida who served in the Justice Department under President Ronald Reagan and the first President George Bush.

In this review, we focus on the scope, importance and versatile applications of mixed metal oxides and their synergetic effects as heterogeneous catalysts in the synthesis of variety of N-heterocyclic derivatives.

In doing so, it will focus on the scope and importance of physical modelling at a subsystem level which ultimately contributes to modelling activities at a global systems level.

The paper will focus on the scope of the time-limited ageing analyses, the methodology and peculiarities of the adaptation of ASME BPVC will also be considered in the paper.

At the risk of de-emphasizing other important aspects of Zen such as how it understands the living phenomena of nature, humanity's relation to them, and aesthetic sensitivity, we will here focus on the scope and meaning of this Zen "no".

The week-long talks will operate on two tracks, with one part of the negotiations focusing on the "scope, structure and design" of the proposed 2015 climate agreement, and the second part, dubbed the 'Ad Hoc Working Group on the Durban Platform for Enhanced Action', focusing on exploring how action to tackle emissions can be accelerated before 2020.

The Court upheld the law, but the details of Comstock's case were never discussed in the courtroom, because the decision was narrowly focussed on the scope of the government's authority.

The chairman, Thomas H. Kean, the former governor of New Jersey, said in an interview that the meeting, which was closed to the public, focused on the scope and logistics of the $3 million inquiry, which is expected to last 18 months.

The concerns in the United States since Mr. Snowden's revelations have largely focused on the scope of the agency's collection of the private data of Americans and the potential for abuse.

This round of negotiations is focused on the scope and criteria of the treaty – the weapons included and the activities it should cover, like importing, exporting, trans-shipment and leasing.