Sentence examples for scope has warned from inspiring English sources
Disability charity Scope has warned that almost a fifth of claimants - 600,000 people - could eventually lose their benefits, but the government has defended the new system.
Broadcasting consultant Clare Enders, who is not on the panel of experts, has warned that linking CPI with "purposes and scope" can only be seen as an area of major uncertainty and doubt for the corporation.
Mark Thompson, the BBC director general, has warned the unions that management did not have much scope to negotiate in attempting to overhaul the corporation's pension scheme to try to plug a deficit that could be as much as £2bn.
George Osborne has little scope for giveaways as he puts the finishing touches to his autumn statement, the Institute for Fiscal Studies has warned, despite news that the economic recovery has boosted the Treasury's coffers.
Mr. Assad has warned against any intervention.
The Village Business Association has warned of falling revenues.
China has warned it will retaliate.
The union has warned of further strikes.
But while Republicans criticized the bill in mostly political terms, arguing that it was an example of Democrats' trying to expand the scope of government, some experts have warned that the bill, by focusing too much on the causes of a past crisis, still leaves the financial system vulnerable to a major collapse.
Yet analysts, and many at the banks themselves, have warned that the scope for manoeuvre is strictly limited and any new steps could prove counter-productive.
