Sentence examples for scope of combat from inspiring English sources

Solicitor-Advocate Simon McKay, who is acting for the families of Cpl Aston, Cpl Keys and Cpl Miller, said: "The claims follow a recent Supreme Court ruling extending the reach of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) to some theatres of war and the scope of combat immunity as a defence available to the Ministry of Defence".

With the new game engine, Infinity Ward expanded the scope of combat to deliver a realistic battlefield experience and enhanced the visuals.

The purpose of this study was to define the scope of combat- and noncombat-related inpatient pediatric humanitarian care provided from 2002 to 2012 by the United States (US) Military in Iraq and Afghanistan.

An editor for PC PowerPlay felt that the dual-wielding ability "transforms the tactical scope of each combat encounter".

Our report puts forward measures, unprecedented in their scope, to combat the threats posed by tobacco, alcohol, obesity, lack of exercise and pollution, which harm millions.

Wings was an immediate success upon release and became the yardstick for which aviation films were measured against, in terms of "authenticity of combat and scope of production".

Further studies may lead to a drug with therapeutic value and extend the therapeutic scope of aromatic diamidines to combat neurological diseases.

And although roughly "20% is for the greener, leaner new [energy] technologies," that's still far too little to combat the scope of the climate problem, Nakicenovic stressed. .

Concerted activities with civil authorities are also necessary to understand and combat the changing scope of doping practices and products.

Looking at the vintage aircraft, you can't help but feel amazed on multiple fronts: at the scope of the ambition; at the sophisticated feats of engineering; at the hours of combat and suffering once associated with such polished mechanisms.

"Women will continue to be assigned to units and positions that may necessitate combat actions within the scope of their restricted positioning — situations for which they are fully trained and equipped to respond," she added.