Sentence examples for scope removed from inspiring English sources

He slid off Hans's lap and, with his camera crew in tow, sidled up to a free scope, removed his wraparound sunglasses, and peered into the eyepiece.

In fact, it was only in 1967 that the limited geographic scope was removed and people from Africa, Asia and the Americas could also be considered refugees.

As the scope is removed, a doctor announces that my vital signs are dropping.

Following the injection of local anesthetic and steroid, the scope was removed and appropriate sterile Bioclusive dressing was applied.

Both policy instruments proved effective, but there is scope for removing substantial overlap between them.

The debate concluded with the various amendments that had been seeking to tighten the bill's scope for removing encryption being rejected by the government.

One key issue is that the broad terms appear to give the government significant scope to remove content that it deems offensive.

The diversification also allows to achieve economies of scope and remove transaction costs (the (c) in Table 2 are confirmed), but even scale economies can be reaped by controlling traffic flows along the logistics chain (they are indicated as relevant in Table 4).

There is, of course, such a thing as medical therapeutics, but it is aimed – as it is today, only with a more questionable scope – at removing pathologies that endanger health or limit the level of an individual's functioning below the one that is considered to be "statistically normal" for a species.

seeds (sorted with dissecting scopes to remove aborted seed) were sown in each plot for a total of 750 seeds per site.

Duplicate questions and out-of-scope questions were removed.