Sentence examples for overly broad scope from inspiring English sources

Although billed as a common-sense step to keep murderers, rapists and child molesters off the street, it has proved to be much less selective, thanks to its overly broad scope.

That is a controversial proposition, one that should not be entered into lightly or given an overly broad scope.Simon Lester Trade policy analyst Cato Institute Washington, DCSIR – It was inaccurate to say that Philip Morris International is challenging, through ISDS or otherwise, "Australia's decision to require cigarette-makers to put grisly pictures of lung-cancer victims on their packets".

Stanford and ABL then reached a settlement about that dispute, but Shafer was not party to it and refused to abide by some of its terms, publicly criticizing what he sees as the overly broad scope of the ABL patents.

The overly broad scope of the secret subpoena and the lack of notification to the AP by the Justice Department represent a damaging setback for press freedom in the United States.

Still, others questioned whether the purge was overly broad in scope.

During this time, he began gathering information on a number of NSA activities most notably, secret surveillance programs that he believed were overly broad in size and scope.

"We fight many of these requests, pushing back when we find legal deficiencies and narrowing the scope of overly broad or vague requests," Stretch said.

Software patents, Mr. Kappos acknowledged in his speech, must be "properly tailored in scope" to protect against overly broad claims.

Google has said it scrutinizes each government request and narrows the scope if it is overly broad.

It's either exclusionary or overly broad.

This revised order seems overly broad as well.