Sentence examples for outlined the scope of from inspiring English sources

Prior cases have outlined the scope of the inherent power of the federal courts.

But after months of bitter feuding, Iraq's Parliament has finally approved a budget, outlined the scope of provincial powers, set an Oct. 1 date for provincial elections and voted a general amnesty for detainees.

In a conference call with Wall Street analysts in April 2002, Sanford I. Weill, Citigroup's chief executive at the time, outlined the scope of the bank's troubles in Argentina.

The benefit reduction was not explained in George Osborne's speech to parliament, where he outlined the scope of the cuts, and subsequently has not attracted much attention amid the myriad of changes announced that day.

But in their new filing, prosecutors revealed that Rosenstein – who appointed Mueller after the attorney general, Jeff Sessions, recused himself, over contacts with Russians during the election campaign – wrote a memo last August that outlined the scope of Mueller's appointment.

The S.E.C. document — a May 2013 letter to JPMorgan that outlined the scope of the agency's inquiry — sought "documents sufficient to identify all persons involved in the decision to hire" the employees.

Recently, the American Small Business League, perhaps the loudest of those critics, tried to outline the scope of diversion.

Peter J. Powers, the commission chairman, acknowledged that outlining the scope of the ban would be difficult.

The next day, the two sides worked furiously to iron out a statement outlining the scope of a trade deal.

In this early step in producing a nationwide study outlining the scope of the crisis, the board has found some records "inadequate," Mr. Keating said.

A top Amtrak official, Stephen Gardner, stood nearby outlining the scope of the Gateway program and rough estimates for the cost and timeline for the plans.