Sentence examples for meaning and scope from inspiring English sources

He said: "It is inevitable that litigation will be required to determine the meaning and scope of the new provisions, but the high costs and risks of bringing a claim or defending one all the way through the courts mean there is unlikely to be a queue of people lining up to be guinea pigs.

Since it is a specifically Islamic subject and has the status of worship, it is vital that its meaning and scope is understood in the light of Koranic teaching and the practice of Rasul Allah (peace be upon him), especially in a country which calls itself Islamic and 90percentt of whose population are Muslims.

At this point, it is not irrelevant to rethink the meaning and scope of what we term Darwinism.

Complete picture of this phenomenon can be formed only by understanding the meaning and scope of both combating methods - mitigation and adaptation.

Section 4 considers the meaning and scope of Arrow's conditions, and Section 5 discusses aggregation procedures that are available when not all of them need be satisfied.

(Unsurprisingly, further subtleties arise as soon as one delves a bit further into the precise meaning and scope of TE; see Fitelson 2008 and Williamson 2002, Chs. 9 10, for important discussions).

Yet historical use of the term is not uniform, and there remains confusion over the meaning, value and scope of the concept of privacy.

Black reserved the power to change the meaning and the scope of due process to the legislature.

'Population' can have many meanings and the scope is too wide.

The history of the term conatus is that of a series of subtle tweaks in meaning and clarifications of scope developed over the course of two and a half millennia.

"We are trying to obtain information about the meaning, the scope and details of Deputy Prime Minister Besir Atalay's statement about the 'Jewish Diaspora being behind Gezi protests,'" the Turkish Jewish Community and chief rabbinate said in a joint statement on the community's website.