Sentence examples for scope to all from inspiring English sources

The film gave unusual scope to all its actors.

He said he did not know whether reducing the scope to all or part of one borough of New York would be feasible.

The former trade minister and chairman of Standard Chartered bank has set a new target of 33% female board members by 2020 and widened the scope to all FTSE 350 firms.

But the organization eventually expanded its scope to all dogs and cats, launching its "Identity Campaign" in March of this year.

More recently, Antoniou et al. [4] have presented a methodology that extends this scope to all model parameters and allows any available type of surveillance information to be used as measurement.

As a result of the limited number of studies that have assessed the potential contribution of community support to ART programme outcomes, we decided to expand their geographical scope to all resource-limited countries.

This racist behavior of civil servants is justified by the Dominican authorities as a consequence of a 2004 amendment to the Constitution, whereby Article 11 expanded its scope to define all 'non-residents' as 'in transit'.

But, given that the main source of existing duplication and waste is an overload of central targets, the idea of local savings is only credible if councils are given both freedom and more scope to influence all local spending, not just that channelled through their own budgets.

TBI has the scope to use all these data levels with the goal of answering clinical questions, but this objective could benefit from not just attempting to answer clinical questions but questions on all levels.

It is not possible in an essay of this scope to trace all of the issues that the logical empiricists addressed or even to treat any one of them with completeness.

These include: (i) an expansion of scope to include all landscape aspects and landscape types, (ii) an increased emphasis on public participation, (iii) a focus on designing measures appropriate for different contexts and scales, and (iv) encouraging support for capacity-building.