Sentence examples for noting the scope from inspiring English sources
"He's Trump's lawyer," said J. Maria Glover, a professor at Georgetown University Law Center, noting the scope of Kasowitz's contention.
We identify three main themes that deserve the attention of future researchers: a) how the human gaze produces gender divisions at work; b) how accounting functions as a gaze and produces gender divisions in the workplace while noting the scope for resistance; and c) how gendered accounting technologies reaffirm existing gender divisions.
See also Note, The Scope of First Amendment Protection for Good-Faith Defamatory Error, 75 Yale L.J. 642, 644645; Pedrick, Freedom of the Press and the Law of Libel: The Modern Revised Translation, 49 Cornell L.Q. 581, 592593.
Indian firms also noted the scope for research in experimental therapies that could be conducted by Indian companies or research centres in collaboration with European institutions and universities and for potential partnerships between Indian and EU laboratories to get international certification for evaluation and testing.
The inspector general has rejected allegations of bias, noting that the scope of the review encompasses secretaries of both parties and that it was undertaken at the direction of Clinton's Democratic successor, Kerry.
Looking beyond Bloom to the those earlier canon wars he echoes and merges, it is worth noting how the scope and frame of reference for the canon shifts ground between the canon struggle's Augustan and Romantic phases.
Assessments have noted the impressive scope and diversity of community involvement with the Centres.
We note that the scope of one-to-many communication has of course increased tremendously in the information age, and even more now with social media.
In interpreting this section, it is important to note that the scope of TRADES, like that of Revised Article 8, is limited.
Given the difference between the members of the court on the facts of Jones, this seems an amazing observation, but they note that the scope for inference is wide.
A think tank focused on financial regulation, JWG notes that the scope of regulation keeps increasing.
