Sentence examples for the scope of a from inspiring English sources

The new rule limits the scope of a law from 1986 that defines hospital obligations.

The reasons are complex and certainly beyond the scope of a seasonal rant like this one.

But it struggled in determining the scope of a South Carolina law that provides broader protection.

"The function of the score is to enlarge the scope of a film," he observed.

The scope of a statistical agency's work can also be limited by its budget.

Elsewhere we see Soane use his persuasive draughtsmanship to extend the scope of a commission.

Her government tried to increase the scope of a wealth tax on agriculture.

Smith would probably judge it as beyond the scope of a military history.

The scope of a planned inquest has been restricted by official fiat.

Here's my attempt: Data is pretty straightforward, so let's look at it in the scope of a web request.

Not quite as menacing as the scope of a gun, but the caption reads "Behind enemy lines".