Sentence examples for for more scope from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, she said, the partnership was drafted to allow for more scope.

But ultimately, she said, the partnership was crafted to allow for more scope.

Australian media companies, some under acute commercial pressure, have been lobbying for more scope to merge in order to achieve economies of scale.

His book is a plea for more scope, more space for art for making public property artful and making art public property for freeing the arts from the tight economic bonds that give the curators and collectors a monopoly.

But after the company's response to the outbreak it eventually turned to a rival manufacturer, Pentax Medical, for more scopes.

In the bill, and even more in the white paper that preceded it, there is a bold agenda for education reform, with more freedom for schools, more choice for parents and more scope for new organisations to run schools.

The package also includes an end to charges for transport to day centres, and more scope for people to choose the provider and nature of their care services.

But that doesn't mean the work is done — for YA authors, it just means more scope for the imagination.

For supply-side Republicans it means room for more tax cuts; liberal Democrats see more scope for government spending.

It must have more scope for stimulus spending and for infrastructure and education investments.

"I've always felt rich people have more scope for behaving badly, or for behaving amusingly badly perhaps.