Sentence examples for scope of this definition from inspiring English sources
But the scope of this definition is ludicrous, as Clay himself illustrated in an example he gave of the application of the rules.
Within the scope of this definition, not only paintings and sculptures but also buildings, furniture, automobiles, cities, and garbage dumps are all works of art: every change that human activity has wrought upon the face of nature is art, be it good or bad, beautiful or ugly, beneficial or destructive.
Yet nearly a quarter of the newspaper articles used the term euthanasia for practices that are outside the scope of this definition.
Then if necessary, we can broaden the scope of this definition in various ways and see how the predictive model performs with different definitions.
34 As our claims database does not contain BI-RADS information, we modified the scope of this definition to be inclusive of all follow-up services directly consequent to the original mammogram, referred to hereon as "follow-up services".
The spectrum of brain dysfunction encountered in hospitalized, acutely ill patients includes significant neurobehavioral abnormalities that fall outside the scope of this definition, either because sedation or coma prevented access to the patient's mental life, a problem that was encountered in DECCA, or because delirium criteria are not met [ 6].
First, tobacco products (including cigarettes) fall within the scope of this statutory definition, read literally.
"This is expanding the scope of the definition of campaign contribution," said Ron Wright, a law professor at Wake Forest University who is not involved in the case.
Ministers disagreed in public over the scope of the definition of secrecy, causing further alarm.
He therefore requested that Puerto Rico be excluded from the scope of the definition.
The elimination of the restriction against seizing property that is "mere evidence," however, has no bearing whatsoever on the scope of the definition of property set forth in Rule 41(h) which as, the dissent acknowledges, remained unchanged.
