There would at least be scope for a proper debate.
The inefficiency and corruption that blight the welfare system at least offer scope for reform.
Human beings always have at least some scope for choice, hence the differences in culture between banks.
Instead, both talk of using the three natural time-zones to spread the volumes, and thereby provide, if not competition, then at least some scope for benchmarking.
Julian Jessop, chief international economist at Capital Economics, said: "At the very least, the scope for fiscal stimulus to mitigate the economic damage is much less than it was in 1995".
While most forms of rejection – losing a job, being dumped by a partner, failing an exam – offer at least some scope for discretion, at an election count there is no place to hide.
Because a typical system has one to a few dozen use cases (at the high level, at least), the scope of the design decisions made for mechanistic design is an order of magnitude smaller than for architectural design.
Warren's book "The Purpose-Driven Life" has sold more than 25 million copies, making it the best-selling hardcover book of nonfiction ever published in the United States, and some say Saddleback has more in common with Google or Starbucks, at least in scope, than the typical church.
For example, if you work for a web consulting firm as a programmer, and your contract states that you cannot work as a web developer anyplace else, there's a very good chance the provision is not enforceable or at least the scope of the restriction might be limited by a court.
