Sentence examples for scope of additional from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — As Democrats renew their push to create jobs, they are at odds over the timing, cost and scope of additional measures, with the White House's concern about high budget deficits pitted against the eagerness of many in Congress to spur hiring before next year's elections.

Countries with the same dominant level of bargaining do vary a great deal on these indicators (frequency or scope of additional enterprise bargaining; articulation; legal status of derogation; existence and use of general opening clauses) and thus in actual decentralisation (Fig. 3, right panel).

A broader analysis could be the scope of additional research in the future.

The scope of additional constraints is constantly growing and currently includes thermodynamic (tFBA), regulatory (rFBA) and other constraints inherent in cellular metabolism (reviewed in [ 22]) and constraints inferred from experimental data.

These results, within the scope of additional experimental studies on mice and rats which showed a significant reduction of peritoneal carcinosis, demonstrated the capacity of phospholipids in controlling abdominal nidation of tumour cells to ECM components.

These results, within the scope of additional experimental studies on mice and rats which showed a significant reduction of peritoneal carcinosis, demonstrated the capacity of phospholipids in controlling abdominal nidation of tumor cells to ECM components.

Because the spill, Lloyd's argued, is "below the surface and from BP's well, those liabilities are not within the scope of the additional insured protection".

Greater knowledge could inform national policy debates as well as the nature and scope of any additional needed services as CAN population exposure increases.

This suggests plenty of scope for additional growth remains, but it also means that more growth depends on expanding demand.

Thus, there would seem to be considerable scope for additional exploration of genetic resources apart from traditional donors frequently used in breeding, to further improve salinity tolerance of rice and ensure higher productivity of salt-affected marginal soils.

A sensible fiscal regime would allow scope for additional, discretionary loosening of fiscal policy.