In some instances, the scope of a patent was blown way out of proportion and deemed excessively broad.
More precisely, the two models imply the same assumption: no matter what state a dispute is in, it always has a corresponding solution.2 For instance, under the scope of the "process model", the ways of resolving disputes include tolerance, avoidance, and condemnation during the grievance stage.
In the U.S., for instance, severely restricting the scope of private donations in campaign financing, as Senator Bernie Sanders advocated in his presidential campaign, would be a way to start down this path.
Hard-line preservation, for instance, can unnecessarily limit the scope of human activity, whereas laissez-faire development policies can ruin an otherwise pristine environment.
For instance, the revisions of the Scope of Practice and the Qualifications Framework were at the development stage, the Nursing Strategy was at the initial phases of implementation and the OSD was fully implemented.
In the instance of the Boston story, the scope of the crime, the number of victims and the fact that it smacked of terror on American shores provoked a vast law enforcement response at the federal and local level.
If we were construing Paragraph XVI in the first instance, we might conclude that the scope of Georgia's right against compelled self-incrimination is coterminous with the right guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution, which is limited to evidence of a testimonial or communicative nature.
However, exploring each instance in detail is beyond the scope of this paper.
The earlier observation holds, however, even if the ambiguity is somehow legislated away—for instance, by prescribing rules for the scope of the definite description).
