tifying the geographic scope of the [Act]." Id., at 37057.
Why or why not? -How specifically does the "geographic scope" of a disaster complicate relief efforts?
Beyond this point, the geographic scope of networking expands exponentially, much of it driven by practical needs.
The same approach should govern the geographic scope of erasure in the current CNIL case.
Those regions with carbon pricing programs should focus on increasing the geographic scope and number of industries covered.
The geographic scope of my research to date covers member states of the European Union, Israel, and the United States.
Two models differ in terms of the geographic scope used to derive land use matrices that quantify land use conditions.
The compass-rose logo of the antiques show signals not only the geographic scope of the dealers, but also the range of those who attend.
The recommendations, in an environmental impact statement, reduced the geographic scope of the protections that were proposed two years ago but left the original speed limits intact.
"The geographic scope has narrowed from a global effort to a discrete focus on the European Union and Switzerland," one NSA document states.
The geographic scope is global, and over time the course will range from the Pleistocene-Holocene transition up to the contemporary era (the Anthropocene).
