"They're playing in a world in which, traditionally, economies of scale and scope matter a huge amount".
The theory is that size and scope matter, that companies want financial advisers with operations in all regions of the world, and capabilities in everything from corporate lending to mergers and stock underwriting.
Nothing is too grand for it, and nothing too humble: it is its scope which matters, not its limitations.
But here, absoluteness refers not to the extent or character of sovereignty, which must always be supreme, but rather to the scope of matters over which a holder of authority is sovereign.
For instance, these courts have expanded the scope of matters that fall within the remit of judicial review challenges to encompass even press releases and policy guidance issued by public authorities.
These sources are limited in scope and subject matter but nevertheless are valuable documents.
The Pulitzer Board commended the work for expanding "the scope of subject matter for musicals".
The article also misstated the scope of subject matter taught by Mr. Stanton at the University of Vermont.
Greatness is often defined by the importance, or scope, of subject matter, but like those other mistresses of the mundane, Alice Munro and Carol Shields, she is drawn to small-scale domestic dramas.
The familiar beats in these docs---unfortunate tattoos of devotion, severe cases of man-child syndrome---are hole-punched in Rock-afire, but where the film forks is in the scope and subject matter. .
