They sent a list of concerns to the government, including the "lack of clarity and precision" of several provisions, surveillance laws and scope of restrictions to the freedoms of expression, peaceful assembly, association and the right to privacy.
In their last regular meeting before the Thanksgiving break, the City Council considered Senate Bill 946, which preempts local governments from banning sidewalk vendors and limits the scope of restrictions against them.
States can also consider relaxing scope-of-practice restrictions on nurse practitioners and physician assistants, so that doctors can devote their attention and time to the most serious cases.
For example, if you work for a web consulting firm as a programmer, and your contract states that you cannot work as a web developer anyplace else, there's a very good chance the provision is not enforceable or at least the scope of the restriction might be limited by a court.
The scope of the restrictions is reflected in other areas.
While this right is limited by some "reasonable restrictions" that seek to, among other things, protect the sovereignty and integrity of the nation and the security of the state, and to maintain public order, the Information Technology law goes far beyond the scope of such restrictions, critics argue.
In this as in all other areas of official state action, we therefore have to address tensions among justice, security, and the scope of legal restrictions and regulations.
If so, however, under the premises of my Brother HARLAN's opinion, the appropriate response on our part would be not to hold that the privilege against self-incrimination could not be asserted, but at most to diminish the scope of the use restriction to that considered by the legislature to be consistent with the state interests asserted.
The material in the square brackets gives the restriction on the quantifier, and the formula in parentheses after the bracket constitutes the scope of the restricted quantifier.
Senator Bennett stated that it was his understanding that the Amendment would authorize use of "the entire scope of tariffs, quotas, restrictions, stockpiling, and any other variation of these programs in order to protect a particular industry". 101 Cong.Rec.
Additionally, it's worth noting that it's doubtful that Carroll's original paradox would license a restriction on the scope of theoretical reasons analogous to the Humean restriction on the scope of practical reasons that Dreier thinks the instrumental analogue of Carroll's paradox supports.
