Sentence examples similar to narrowed scope of power from inspiring English sources

"The only problem is that Ted's view of the Constitution — based on states' rights and a narrow scope of federal power — was rejected at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, and then was resurrected by John C. Calhoun, and the Confederates during the Civil War, when it failed again.

The authors conclude that notwithstanding the Supreme Court's recent rulings narrowing the scope of congressional power and expanding its own power at the expense of all other constitutional actors, considerable room remains for non-judicial actors to participate in the elaboration of constitutional meaning.

This relatively narrow scope of questions and top-down framing has served to reify the assumed power of historical capitalists and strip laborers of their agency, power, and creativity.

The ethics office was also hindered by the narrow scope of its jurisdiction.

But in the 1880's, the Supreme Court greatly narrowed the scope of this enforcement power, for overtly racist reasons.

But what does this narrow scope of view cost us?

Not for any intrinsic reason, but because the narrow scope of British politics says so.

In all of that work, he sought to expand the often narrow scope of academic inquiry.

Its narrow scope of activities creates a highly profitable cost structure.

The generally narrow scope of company interactions with customers is another mitigating factor.

But he lowered his expectations, he said, once the narrower scope of the initiative became clear.