Both want a broadly stable world in which nuclear weapons do not spread and rogue states, like Iran and North Korea, have little scope to cause mayhem.
And, despite the current talk of additional economic sanctions, everyone knows that such measures have so far led nowhere and are unlikely to be applied with sufficient scope to cause Iran real pain, given Russia's and China's continued recalcitrance and Western Europe's (and America's) ambivalence in behavior, if not in rhetoric.
If you look at history, it appears that there's plenty of scope to do this without causing the likes of Steve Schwarzman and Tom Perkins to decamp for Switzerland in order to escape the tax Nazis.
By giving Mr Copé that job, Mr Sarkozy may be hoping that rivalry between the prime minister and the party chief will minimise the scope for either to cause real mischief.
But there is still plenty of scope for currency rates to cause disruption; just think back to 1997-1998 and the Asian crisis.
The EEF acknowledges that evidence showing manufacturers believe they have scope to increase prices will cause concern for the monetary policy committee but it cautions about too hasty a response.
"It was not within (the UN's) scope to identify the cause of the individual spills, nor is it scientifically possible to detect the original cause of spills after an unknown time period," the report said.
As far as supplements, I should be more discerning as to what I put into my body, and looking for the best research, i.e., controlled experiments, with proper scoping to determine cause and effect, or at least to operationalize it more effectively to determine effects.
'If you vote for Clinton, you are voting for the Clintons.' For the two leading candidates' wives, the White House offers much scope to pursue their causes even if tradition dictates they must be seen to be decorating, arranging Thanksgiving dinners, bedecking the Christmas tree and reading fairytales to visiting children.
At the same time, the relatively small size of the BAC clones also is a shortcoming of maps created from this panel: the short span of each member within the pool limits its scope to traverse gaps (>100 Kbp) caused by incomplete marker coverage, by marker clustering, or through the presence of large repetitive regions of DNA (Figure 1d, e).
The committee's mission – "verification" – turned out to have specific and limited scope: to establish the facts and causes of what happened, but by no means to assign personal responsibility.
