Sentence examples for for their scope from inspiring English sources

The proceedings, unprecedented in the Arab world for their scope, are tasked with examining a wide variety of crimes, from extrajudicial killings to torture to corruption, and intended as a public reckoning that will help both state institutions and society recover.

Volkswagen Scrapes the Bottom In a year when plenty of big companies, including Takata, Pfizer, and Chipotle, took major reputational hits, Volkswagen's misdeeds stood out both for their scope — the company said that it had installed software designed to evade environmental regulations in millions of its diesel-powered cars — and for the blatant nature of the violations.

Even the more advanced metrics have similar limitations for their scope of use [5].

All this initiatives have produced a large number of freely available datasets containing information, collected by national governments, which third parties are encouraged to use for their scope, analyse and republish as they wish, without restrictions from any copyright.

This study indicates that for some student's clinical placements is not providing theory consolidation or skills practice appropriate for their scope or level of education.

Kul C. Gautam, Deputy Executive Director of UNICEF, praised NGOs for their scope of activities, commitment and their historic and essential role in building the worldwide movement for the rights of children over the past 30 years.

8 Kastner et al 9 propose a scoping review to identify the most appropriate knowledge synthesis method (the preliminary search for their scoping review included in their protocol paper describes 25 approaches).

In the current climate of financial austerity, there can be a tendency for the case for prevention efforts to be judged on the basis of their scope for cost savings.

The ease with which these spheres could be fabricated and the ability to control the size of spheres should facilitate investigations of their scope for drug delivery.

Non-medication endorsed nurses cited lack of confidence and ability as key reasons for not undertaking the course while medication endorsed nurses reported professional and personal reasons for expanding their scope of practice.

The majority of carbon-management plans do not yet include targets for reducing their "Scope 3" emissions – those from procurement activities, business travel, daily commuting, international student travel and end-of-term travel, even though Hefce requires all English institutions to start reporting and setting targets for these by next year.