Sentence examples for scope involves from inspiring English sources

The inquiry, unusual for its multistate scope, involves criminal investigators from the Environmental Protection Agency and the F.B.I. and prosecutors from the Justice Department's environmental crimes section.

A crucial setting of the scope involves establishing the number of data required to counterbalance limitations in the measurement accuracy and frequency of data collection.

Philip Frickey, a law professor at the University of California, Berkeley, who specializes in federal Indian law, said that of all the Indian land claims and other lawsuits over the past generation, the trust case had been a "blockbuster" because it is national in scope, involves a large amount of money, and has been long-running.

ECHA's scope involves implementing and managing the technical, scientific, and administrative work of REACH as well as working to ensure consistency among the European Union (EU) countries with regard to the legislation.

Typically, programs of this kind and scope involve considerable outside guidance and/or teaching.

The study was limited in its scope, involving 769 students enrolled in psychology classes at Arizona State University in January and February 2017, around the time Trump took office.

In the letter he defended his original assertions about the slowdown, but also suggested it might have been small in scope, involving "a few bad apples".

The lab project covers a broad range of Internet of Things(IoT) scope involving REST API, Cloud Server, IOS App Design and Robotic Arm actuator.

The current role of silviculture in managing introduced forest pests is evolving from one primarily focused upon genetics and tree breeding to a broader scope involving varying scales and strategies and a broad understanding of both host and pest ecology.

David B. Rivkin and Lee A. Casey say that over all, the National Security Agency's telephone surveillance program "is limited in scope (involving communications to or from overseas related to the war against Al Qaeda)." Since no one outside the Bush administration knows the operational details of the program, how are Mr. Rivkin and Mr. Casey in a position to make such a claim?

Shepherd says that while conservation progress is being made on the ground in Madagascar, he notes that any successful attempt to save these species must be international in scope "involving Madagascar, the countries used as transit points, and the consumer countries, such as Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia".