Sentence examples for undefined scope from inspiring English sources
The undefined scope of the FSB's involvement worries researchers, especially in the wake of several high-profile cases in which the FSB relied on an ambiguous reading of what constitutes a state secret to accuse Russian researchers and an American technology specialist of spying (Science, 10 March 2000, and ScienceNOW, 13 December 2000).
The queen's anger was particularly aroused by challenges to what she regarded as her prerogative (whose scope she cannily left undefined) and indeed by any unwelcome signs of independence.
What makes the current war effort unique is that its scale, scope and duration are undefined.
The war on terrorism is an extraordinary national enterprise because, among other things, its scale, scope and duration are undefined.
The scope of this power remains undefined, however, and its constitutional basis is debated by scholars.
Speaking in Manila Friday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reiterated that North Korea had "basically asked for full sanctions relief," in return for "relatively undefined" concessions that were not of a scope to satisfy Trump and justify relieving international sanctions.
The All India Democratic Women's Association said in a statement that the scope of the fund remained undefined, which showed that the government was "keen to make a hasty political move to garner the trust and confidence of the women protesters without taking any specific and concrete steps to implement the Justice Verma Committee recommendations".
"So the scope of the threat is largely undefined," the report states.
The scope and limitations of MP display remain undefined.
For example, the precise scope of the "public security" interest remains undefined.
His approval is a congressional endorsement of uneconomic lending.Mr Cordray's appointment unlocks broad powers for the newly established CFPB, including the ability to investigate and regulate the price and scope of financial products under a new and undefined "abusive" standard.
