"For our part, we are focused on keeping users' data secure, deploying the latest encryption technology to prevent unauthorised surveillance on our networks, and by pushing back on government requests to ensure that they are legal and reasonable in scope," they conclude.
Turn then to the Mencap study that found police were consistently failing the victims of disability hate crime, or to the Scope report that concluded that "widespread casual and institutional disablism in Britain creates the conditions where disability hate crime can flourish without being recognised or challenged".
And when the Scopes monkey trial concluded, the presiding judge closed the proceedings as he'd opened them each day -- with a prayer.
Its scope grew as Everett concluded that the Pirahã's lack of numerals was part of a larger constellation of "gaps".
Systematic reviews with a broader scope than ours have concluded that there is a small, general effect on health professionals' practice and an even smaller effect on patient outcomes of all the three types of educational interventions examined in our review [ 32, 33].
In their initial scoping determination, SFDCP officials concluded that the proposal would not have adverse impacts on human populations and housing because the project would contribute a net gain in dwelling units.
This light version of the original EPAs has not put an end to the negotiations: some of these countries would like to see the terms of the trade agreement revised, or their scope extended, and conclude the agreements at a regional level, to preserve their regional integration process (pdf).
Unless things change, "[w]e will end the year where we started –- with a judicial crisis of unprecedented scope," the report concludes.
And despite CIA insistence that the program was limited in scope, Senate investigators conclude that the use of torture was much more widespread than previously thought.
A top-secret Pentagon report to assess the damage to national security from the leak of classified National Security Agency documents by Edward Snowden concluded that "the scope of the compromised knowledge related to US intelligence capabilities is staggering".
