Sentence examples for the scope of activity from inspiring English sources
THE scope of activity, undreamed of in 1965, has forged continuing alliances among communities, artists and presenters.
"You need regulation that is adequate to the scope of innovation and to the scope of activity," said Representative Barney Frank, the Democrat of Massachusetts who is chairman of the House Financial Services Committee.
Based on the scope of activity, pharmaceutical distribution companies are divided into provincial and national firms.
"We shy away from using the term "events" because we don't feel it's very appropriate for the scope of activity we're trying to capture.
The scope of activity design is the entire situation, including the physical and social characteristics of the environment.
Often, activities and initiatives described in organizational reports, popular media, or NGO blogposts represent novel combinations of activities only anticipated in scholarly work and add a depth and richness to the scope of activity conceptualized in this article.
The scope of activities broadened enormously.
Researchers for the agency's latest Survey of Public Participation in the Arts said they could not offer reasons for the results; they may be attributed to significant shifts in behavior or, perhaps, simply to the scope of activities that were counted.
The risks on their books are often concentrated.However, reducing big banks to manageable proportions could be a question not just of size but also of the scope of activities.
The letter, written by Matthew Oppenheim, head of litigation for the Recording Industry Association of America, reads in part: "Any disclosure of information gained from participating in the public challenge would be outside the scope of activities permitted by the agreement and could subject you and your research team to actions under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act".
These issues will become particularly vexing as the scope of activities conducted by "banks" increases and as the notion of a "bank" becomes more amorphous.
