Sentence examples for scope to act from inspiring English sources

First, the commission and the ECB have too much scope to act independently of governments.

But the commission believes the government's commitment to tackle alcohol-related crime and disorder means there is scope to act.

Here there is more scope to act, since EU law allows for some differential treatment of unemployed EU citizens already.

For the same reason, Ecuador's central bank has little scope to act as lender of last resort to the moribund banking system.

According to sustainable fashion advocate and Nottingham Trent undergraduate Sophie Dumontroty, a student budget is no excuse for letting your green credentials drop: "Most think being cash-strapped at Christmas limits their scope to act sustainably.

This ought to give them scope to act promptly when the economy is slowing.Despite this, and despite its robust performance so far this year, the economy is looking less resilient than Mr Brown expects.

The United States suggested something along these lines last year, confining the tribunal's scope to acts committed from 1975 to 1979, the years the Khmers Rouges held power.

Congress needs to pass a new Voting Rights Act, national in scope, to move beyond these stale debates.

Then there's their tremendous variety: it's given evolution an enormous scope upon which to act.

On this picture, realistic moral systems will allow considerable scope for individuals to act in accordance with whatever they actually value.

Therefore, this chapter is up-to-date and comprehensive in its scope, and aims to act as a quick reference guide for those interested in blood-contacting biomaterials.