Sentence examples for scope sought from inspiring English sources

Plambeck, president of the Santa Clarita Organization for Planning and the Environment, or SCOPE, sought a temporary restraining order to save the oaks.

The Reagan-Thatcher revolution was properly directed against excessive state scope, seeking to reduce regulation and government interference with private economic activity.

They refuse to stick to a narrow music spectrum and willingly embrace a wider scope, seeking out the coolest acts in the indie realm.

"The curtain rises on one of the most compelling dramas since the Scopes trial sought to establish the roots of human life," one newsman wrote, filing a report for the New York Daily News.

This scoping review sought to identify barriers and facilitators of access to adequate and equitable healthcare for Indigenous Australian prisoners with cancer in Australia.

37 Three scoping reviews sought to generate 'five dimensions of safety' 21 to capitalise on learning from the Mid-Staffordshire Inquiry 41 and the Berwick report, 42 achieving political salience in preference to theoretical adequacy.

The footage will stoke concerns that Boko Haram, which evolved out of a clerical movement focused on north-east Nigeria, is expanding its scope and seeking inspiration from global militant networks including al-Qaida and Isis.

A spokesman for the environment minister, Steven Miles, told Guardian Australia that the government would have scope to seek to recover those costs from individual executives of Linc if the liquidator prevailed.

German authorities would also gain wider scope to seek information on German nationals' accounts in Switzerland.

Indeed, corporate missions now have a broader scope -- to seek the betterment of their investors, their communities and their customers.

It was obviously beyond our scope to seek information saturation, whether theoretical or empirical [ 36].