Sentence examples for its own scope from inspiring English sources

Midwifery is not the practice of medicine; it has its own scope and standards of practice.

Furthermore, we all know that it is the Charter itself that sets out its own scope: 'The provisions of this Charter are addressed to the institutions and bodies of the Union with due regard for the principle of subsidiarity and to the Member States only when they are implementing Union law (Article 51).

Geoffrey Becker's fantastic "Hot Springs" works hard to conceal its own scope and ambition, but the book's coyness (not to mention its humor) only heightens the uncanny, moving power of the question at its core: When it comes down to it, how far will people go for love?

Accordingly, its interpretation depends on its relation to quantifiers outside its own scope.

Zhang, too, said RISC-V offers some potential, especially in its own scope.

All disinfectant types have advantages and disadvantages, and each has its own scope of application.

And yet it is so completely absorbing, so sure of its own scale and scope that while you're watching it the rest of the world fades into irrelevance.

Several other songs landed convincingly outside his own scope, including a few sung by Jo Lawry, as a lead character named Meg.

But, as his own scope broadened during his student years in America and Europe, he watched his prospects at home steadily shrinking; at the same time, he saw that he was valued as an African in the international sphere.

The title of "The Future," from 2011, suggests its own audacious scope.

What's more, the current buzz around town is that Heston Blumenthal of the UK's legendary Fat Duck restaurant, which has three stars of its own, is scoping out options for a possible new location.