The initial reports on PRISM, for instance, clearly suggested that the program was wider in scope than it actually is.
Friday's report, titled "Final Forensic Audit Report of Iraq Reconstruction Funds", was wider in scope than most of SIGIR's work, covering not just a specific project, but a broader picture of Iraq's reconstruction.
ENB's tribute is wide in scope but patchy in execution.
The federal law is wide in scope, and the association has poured resources into helping practitioners understand the rules and deadlines.
Springvalley Gardens, Morningside Come armed with coins to drop in slots and bring to life Sweeney Todd and other less-gruesome mechanical diversions that are part of a collection of childhood toys and games that, though small, is wide in scope – with Blue Peter annuals, teddy bears, a miniature butcher's shop and a 21-room doll's house.
Ideally, these should be wide in scope and address the various aspects with impact on the mammography imaging process (e.g. technical, clinical and training).
Each assessment is wide in scope, very detailed, and goes far beyond what is customary found in clinical textbooks or in reviews in the medical literature.
Thus, the ANGELO is wide in scope, and acknowledges the notion that obesity prevention in migrant populations requires a broad environmental focus on determinants of obesity, beyond the individual level.
It would, of course, be possible to introduce a bill of rights that is wider in scope and stronger in enforcement powers than the HRA, although neither the Tories or Labour propose the latter.
After Haboldt had an overlayer of discolored varnish removed, a signature appeared: that of Harmen, whose work is thus seen to have been wider in scope than hitherto realized.
