Sentence examples similar to scope to elect from inspiring English sources
The district republics would deal with issues in their own realm of life and competence, choosing delegates to elect the succeeding level of representatives with broader responsibilities and a wider scope of competence.
It requires 266 to elect.
You'd do well to elect him".
As one of 15 directly elected mayors in England, he does not have the same kind of strategic powers, or geographic scope, to drive and support economic growth as Boris Johnson.
There's still scope to grow, however.
Expand product scope to systems?
"There is definitely scope to make changes.
"However, there is no scope to relax.
Narrow your scope to small specialty publishers.
The C.I.A. has conducted such operations for decades, but both Mr. Mueller's indictment and an intelligence assessment last year present a startling example — unprecedented in its scope and audacity — of a foreign government working to help elect an American president.
