That ruling may have the indirect result of focusing more attention — boardrooms and among regulators — on the strength and scope of the time-honored "reliance on experts" defense.
However, the strength or scope of these factors seems to be the first exceptional characteristic of the Argentine case.
Such rights decrease in strength and scope as children gain decision-making capacity, yet until the child reaches moral or legal competence, issues of substituted judgment and surrogate decision-making remain (Ross 2002).
Less than two weeks ago, tornadoes of nearly unprecedented strength and scope cut a path of devastation across the great state of Oklahoma.
Knowledge utilization can be described as incorporating knowledge into an actor-scenario as a means of contributing to its strength and scope.
Kok and Schuit describe knowledge utilization as "incorporating knowledge into an actor-scenario as a means of contributing to its strength and scope" [ 7].
Secondly, it is well recognised that globalization, particularly in its neoliberal application, is uneven in terms of cross-national strength, geographical scope and national or local depth of change process.
Second, the inclusion of multiple social databases in our search strategy also significantly adds to the strength and scope of this research, as findings of this review can be inform further investigation across a variety of social sectors.
That is to say, if some property rights on inventions are beneficial, then increasing those rights—in scope, strength or duration will increase the benefits.
Also a strength was its scope of enquiry, simultaneously into migraine, tension-type headache (TTH) and medication-overuse headache (MOH), the three headache disorders of major public-health importance.
