Sentence examples for narrowing scope from inspiring English sources
Though the E.P.A. has emphasized the importance of openness and public involvement in the study, internal e-mails show agency officials expressing concern about the reaction if the public were to learn of the narrowing scope of the study.
Doha Trade Negotiations Lamy has been arguing that successful completion of the Doha Round of negotiations would help the world economy emerge from recession by boosting confidence, narrowing scope for trade restrictions and stimulating trade and consumption.
The narrowed scope and stylized setting suggest vast inner dimensions of repressed pain as well as overtly prescriptive remedies.
But legal experts say the narrowed scope of the law will not prevent the government from prosecuting financial crimes.
The company, however, says it has no intention of narrowing its scope.
Narrowing the scope can mean spending money more wisely.
Most conservative clerics use the word "supervision" within this narrow scope.
However, creating applications with narrower scope is something that Bragi and other companies are working on.
Not for any intrinsic reason, but because the narrow scope of British politics says so.
"Within a very narrow scope, it's possible that somebody could cause harm," Mr. Garvey said.
