Sentence examples for scope of actions from inspiring English sources

The Statute of Gloucester (1278) limited the jurisdiction of local courts and extended the scope of actions for damages.

The paper also presents the scope of actions undertaken by the state, in the context of public investments using BIM.

The prospect of universal massacre understandably puts stress upon anything constraining the scope of actions to prevent it, but the prospect of forced alterations, set-backs or radical changes to a way of life must be less threatening.

In addition, the policies designed by the nine Ruhr Valley municipalities to support decentralised CHP uptake show a wide scope of actions of how this 'niche' can be further developed.

Furthermore, the broader scope of actions available to a SIPS and WAP (e.g. system separation) will mean that the impact of any hidden failure modes may be far greater than it would be for other protection elements.

Addressing the impacts of climate change on terrestrial species requires knowledge of how climates will change, how species will respond, and what is the scope of actions that can be taken to help species and systems adapt.

Perhaps not incidentally, Trump, despite his narrow view of this nation's prospects, seems to imagine his own potential scope of action as almost limitless.

Administration officials said their bottom line was that they would not allow the Council to limit Washington's scope of action.

If you're not convinced that the other side is trustworthy, you're going to try to limit their scope of action as much as possible.

"Ortega is attracting the army, flattering it through this reform by giving it a greater scope of action, allowing it more prerogatives, allowing it to interfere in the civil sphere," he said.

Declarations about the self-determination of peoples or international economic coöperation the kind of thing that Roosevelt and Churchill announced as Allied war aims in the Atlantic Charter seemed to him not only utopian and unenforceable but dangerously restrictive on a government's scope of action.