Sentence examples for scope to take from inspiring English sources
The "serious prejudice" test in the 1981 act could be reduced to merely "prejudice", thus allowing the attorney general more scope to take action against publications.
And there is scope to take on extra work from other clients, although it is a good idea not to overdo it," she says.
While there remains some scope to take out more, we believe it will be increasingly hard to do so without encountering union opposition.
It is clear that the competition regulators' remit does not give them the scope to take account of the viewers' interest in home-produced content.
As the play widens its scope to take in Jamie's relationships with his family, the ambiguities multiply, and Jamie grows from being confident in his shrugging denial that anything took place to agonized by the thought that perhaps it did.
Appleby, a distinguished historian who has dedicated her career to studying the origins of capitalism in the Anglo-American world, here broadens her scope to take in the global history of capitalism in all its creative — and destructive — glory.
"We at Scope want to take a successful classroom teacher who shows signs of leadership and ask them to go for their administrator's certificate while we protect their teaching job," said Dr. Adler.
From the 1970s until recently, Congress allowed and encouraged a great deal of financial market deregulation -- allowing big banks to become larger, to expand their scope, and to take on more risks.
Conservatism argues that the essence of constitutional government involves constraining the state in order to allow society ample scope to spontaneously take unplanned paths.
What is unusual is Scope's willingness to take a back seat from a campaign that achieved positive, national media attention.
Just take a look at its rural statement, published in September, which "recognises the crucial role of local government... in delivering the services that rural people depend upon, every day, and the scope for communities to take local action to meet their own needs and concerns".
