A number of bombs were sent to banks in Athens and Piraeus, and from 2009 the group extended the scope of its action outside the capital and into Thessaloniki, attacking the offices and homes of MPs and former ministers.
It offers one of the most remarkable disproportions between the precise personalism of its action and the overwhelming scope of its achievement.
In 1915, D.W. Griffith made a revolutionary film that practically invented modern cinema in its scope, its action, its use of cameras.
"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.
In addition to increasing the scope of our actions, we have to increase the potential scale of their impact.
Marco Annunziata, chief economist for UniCredit Group, said: "The decision took much longer than expected, but for once the scope of the actions unveiled dwarfed previous leaks and speculation: this is shock and awe part II and in 3-D.
Turnaround context, as summarized under the umbrella of contingency theory, comprises factors that are exogenous to the immediate scope of managerial actions (Pettigrew 1987).
The size and scope of the actions matter less than their authenticity.
Yet, says Raghuveer, the mission of the working group limits the scope of what actions students may request.
As a consequence, executive branch officials are free to interpret their authority expansively, content in the knowledge that they likely will not be asked to justify the full scope of their actions to the pesky electorate.
