Sentence examples for scope of changes from inspiring English sources

Brandis said the government had abandoned its previous decision to abolish the independent national security legislation monitor because of the range and scope of changes now being pursued.

Urban planners and political leaders liken the scope of changes being pondered for Detroit to some European cities after World War II.

The government has promoted a study that it sponsored that found that cross-strait trade liberalization could create 260,000 jobs and add 1.65 to 1.72 percent to Taiwan's G.D.P., depending on the scope of changes.

The speed and scope of changes in Egypt's taxes and subsidies are issues that have so far held up a package of reforms and a loan from the International Monetary Fund that is considered essential to keep Egypt's economy afloat.

"Although the replacement of people by machines is well understood, the scale and scope of changes yet to come may not be," the report said.

Just further development of this specific socially excluded group of people can significantly affect the dynamics and scope of changes in mortality rates across the population of Slovakia.

It is the speed, as well as the scope, of change that can be bewildering.

Although important issues have claimed public attention in all these areas, the scope of change in public attitudes and opinions is difficult to attribute to any major event or even to any complex of events.

But with Fidel Castro, 86, retired and President Raúl Castro, 81, leading a bureaucracy that is divided on the pace and scope of change, many have begun urging President Obama to go further and update American policy by putting a priority on assistance for Cubans seeking more economic independence from the government.

"The scale and scope of change surpasses what many people had anticipated at the outset.

The pace, complexity, and scope of change in the environment demands an organization change approach that is pervasive, complex, agile, and integrated.