Sentence examples for have the same scope from inspiring English sources

Jewish Beth Din courts have the same scope as sharia arbitration tribunals.

She also said she doubted she would have the same "scope of humanity" as Lee, able to forgive her abusers.

At Cambridge, he threw himself into teaching, making contact with the scattered medievalists and writing, though he did not have the same scope as at York for moulding the university.

Obviously, this doesn't have the same scope as the data harvested about users on Facebook.

Dworkin's prudential insurance approach might have the same scope as the opportunity-based view if the insurance policy that (most?) prudent buyers purchase includes protections against health risks that go beyond treatments for illness.

Arguably, therefore, policy interventions should be put through the same level of caution and consideration as clinical trials, which do not nearly have the same scope or reach of social policies [ 4].

"But it doesn't have the same geographical scope as the 1993 floods".

The reason seems to be that these psychological theories do not have the same wide scope as the basic principles of mainstream economics (Hausman 1992, chapter 13).

The transatlantic gap has narrowed; TV has easily the same scope and prestige as cinema.

"The wireless market does not have the same global scale and scope efficiencies, nor the lack of transactional friction, of software on the Internet," said Scott Cleland, a telecommunications industry analyst who recently testified before the Senate against Google's proposed acquisition of DoubleClick.

But while it's too wide in scope to have the same political impact as Roger and Me, Bowling for Columbine, or Fahrenheit 911, it's a film that follows the same template – because if there is one thing that doesn't need fixing in America, it's Mr Moore.