Sentence examples for had some scope from inspiring English sources
Despite the novel being "tedious low-brow popular history", Tenser felt it "had some scope, had some breadth to it; there was canvas for a film".
Engagement with sector bodies and accredited vocational qualifications may have some scope".
UK law has some scope to acknowledge the customary or religious laws of both Jews and Muslims.
And in a marked contrast to the stance of some Dutch politicians, Mr. Juncker suggested that countries like Spain and Ireland should have some scope for using European bailout funds to bail out their banks directly.
Whereas the Fed appears to be weighing an exit from its crisis measures, the European Central Bank may still have some scope to counter a long-running euro zone recession caused largely by efforts to contain the bloc's sovereign debt crisis.
It helps, too, that domestic spending has strengthened and is likely to stay strong: China, along with most of the rest of Asia, is one of few parts of the world without a housing bubble.If emerging Asian economies start to look weak, their governments have some scope to strengthen them.
If you have some scope to propose more adaptive methodologies in grant proposals and the like, you might well find that you like them better.
However, doctors in primary health care facilities should not be limited to prescribing only essential medicines and should have some scope for autonomy within a certain range.
"Those will have some scoping for the new program, and we're certainly in the ready," he told Guardian Australia.
He took a concept album from Green Day and created from it a very potent theatrical event that had narrative, had some emotional scope, had reasonably defined characters -- all without putting in any of the filler, which is to say, a book.
