Almost everything fell within its scope: campaigns against corruption, nepotism, inflation, police brutality, bureaucracy, official privilege, media censorship, human rights abuses, cramped student dormitories and the smothering of democratic urges.
If Mr. Homans does return, legal experts say, his case has a strong chance to become the next vehicle for the Supreme Court to reconsider the scope of campaign spending limits because the 1976 ruling involved only limits for Congressional campaigns.
Ever since Watergate, politicians have debated rules on the size and scope of campaign contributions.
Broadening the scope of campaign appeals well beyond core partisan voters is likely to produce a less polarized and more bipartisan television spending pattern — a pattern that could surprise us all by contributing to a slow depolarization of American politics.
The pro-democracy movement – much of it in the pay of rightwing Miami exiles – has little scope to campaign, though the opposition Unión Patriótica de Cuba (Unpac) is strongest here in Santiago, ever the contrarian city.
As a qualitative study, the assessment cannot quantify various dimensions of participation and satisfaction for generalization to the wider scope of campaign participation, but it can provide useful information to help continually improve and streamline the design and implementation of similar campaigns in the future.
Following on from the campaign, Scope has produced a list of children's books that feature positive models of disability on its website, scope.org.uk It has also created some image banks to inspire and show what is possible.
"The campaign, scope and mission of the organization is certainly a laudable one.
To broaden the scope of the campaign, the landscape photographs avoid the Pacific Northwest, the region most strongly associated with Bauer.
The time it takes for Obama to reach a decision on the strikes impacts the scope of the campaign.
