Sentence examples for from its scope from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, "Greece was the only country to have enacted legislation governing a form of civil partnership while under the same legislation excluding same-sex couples from its scope," it said.

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The bill, she noted, includes a list of 2,271 types of weapons specifically exempted from its scope: "Isn't that enough for the people in the United States?

Considering the formidable library that could be filled by the works of both Paula Fox and Karla Kuskin, their first book together initially seems surprisingly small, from its scope and tone to the actual size of the pages.

When Carlos Salinas, Mexico's then president, proposed NAFTA, he felt compelled to exempt the state's monopoly of energy from its scope; the United States excluded the movement of labour.

After at first seeking to reject Home Rule for all of Ireland, the unionists gradually fell back on a demand for Ulster (where unionists were predominant) to be excluded from its scope.

Furthermore, the approach should benefit from expanding its scope in order to exploit other resources containing kinetic data, such as SABIO-RK [ 26] and BRENDA [ 27].

Of course, it doesn't help that major copyright holders like the MPAA have opposed it — limiting its scope from affecting things like subtitles.

PT Garuda Indonesia, Tbk is the largest airline in Indonesia when it is categorized from its flying scope and number of passengers carried each year.

"Happy Valley" derived much of its power not only from its limited scope -- which it more than made up for in depth -- but also from its shorter running time.

It's a small book, but its scope ranges from ineffable to domestic detail, from the obligations of gods to the bonds between man and beast, and it's delicately, unforgettably poignant.