Like most breaches, it is nearly impossible to tell the scope because the very tools that could be used to assess scope were missing or faulty in the first place.
From the outside, it's impossible to tell the scope of Hacienda de la Paz, a Spanish-style mansion in Rolling Hills.
Mr Clarke told the Commons their scope took account of the "more significant role" British nationals were playing in the terror threat.
All of this is needed, the company's lawyers told the court, because "the scope of the case is monumental".
But Mr Browne told the conference that the scope of schedule 7 needed to be narrowed, suggesting it was a legacy of the last Labour government's "intrusive and authoritarian" attitude to personal liberties.
Legal experts told the Times that the scope of the AGs' collaboration with the energy industry is "unprecedented" and "threatens the integrity of the office".
Langone, a co-founder of Home Depot, told Bloomberg Businessweek, "We believed we had the machines, we believed the machines would work, and we believed everything we were told about the scope and size of the storm.
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Jack Regenbogen, a representative of the Penn Law chapter of the National Lawyers Guild, told Inglis the scope of NSA surveillance was "truly terrifying", and on behalf of the organization demanded it stop.
Nor did anyone on the operating committee, of which Ms. Drew is a member, question her conclusion — in fact the full operating committee wasn't told of the scope of the problem till early last week, just days before Mr. Dimon went public.
