Taken as a whole, the cycle, with its humor and its poetic scope, both claims and interprets, for black and white audiences, the experience and the idiom of the African-American world.
But he added that Catton's The Luminaries was "a work of exquisite detail and extraordinary scope whose claims are impossible to overlook".
In the face of this representational problem, we can either attempt to develop some metric of the robustness of a given norm in the space of similar games, or more carefully scope the claims that we can make about the social norms that we study with this methodology.
This led other passengers to think they have no scope to claim".
While the EPO accepted that plant varieties could fall within the scope of a claim, if such claim did not cover a single plant variety, the Directive went on to assert that "plants, animals and their separate parts [were] eligible for patent protection" (Chiarolla [2011]).
Unfortunately, the studies they cite are either not scientific, or are limited in scope, and their claims largely unfounded.
The scope of the claims, and the politically charged nature of some, could make a resolution difficult.
The scope of the claims could have other ramifications for art dealers and insurers, including higher insurance rates.
The judge also expressed frustration with the plaintiffs for refusing to reduce the scope of their claims, which accused the firms of colluding on 27 deals.
What discomfited them was not just the defiant humility of Wordsworth's subjects — an old beggar, a madwoman, a retarded child — but the revolutionary scope of his claims on their behalf.
