Sentence examples for outside of its scope from inspiring English sources
Gender equality and the rights of ethnic minorities and gays all remain firmly outside of its scope.
Sonali Dev's 2014 debut, "A Bollywood Affair," is actually about undoing an arranged marriage — a child marriage to be specific — that the protagonist had no say in, while trying to find herself (and love!) outside of its scope.
As if to add insult to injury, the 2013 general anti-abuse rule, which was introduced by the coalition government and supposedly negated the decision by Lord Tomlin noted above, cannot be applied retrospectively: anything done by a duke before that date is outside of its scope.
This way, it simplifies the security measures and considers the responsibility to keep the application server secure outside of its scope.
The company has only two other projects under way that qualify as outside of its normal scope.
While working with the container community seems to have come naturally, though, the project's executive director (and hobby cattle farmer) Jonathan Bryce admitted that the community should do more to reach out to other open source projects so it can benefit from the innovation that happens outside of its immediate scope.
By extension, an ABM should not be used outside of its original scope, or within a different research context, without considering whether the existing abstract representation of the system is still fit‐for‐purpose.
That's because expanding the authority of a state regulatory body so that it inappropriately has dominion over businesses outside of its scope would send the wrong message about Maryland as a place to do business and invest.
No aspect of creation fell outside its scope, and jurists pronounced on questions from the lawfulness of logic to the legal meaning of the moon.
"Currently, the framework focuses on 'traditional media', meaning that some types of organisations fall outside its scope," Myners said.
An important challenge for the program – being primarily a funding mechanism – was that much of its implementation fell outside of the scope of its direct control.
