Sentence examples for wider scope to from inspiring English sources

Today, the face of philanthropy is a much younger one – and one with a much wider scope to cover today's emerging challenges.

The post of national security adviser does not require Senate confirmation, giving the president wider scope to appoint whomever he wants.

Though Mansfield, somewhat contradictorily, sought to deny wider scope to his ruling, Granville Sharp and other abolitionists hailed it as the test case they had wanted.

The youth justice amendment bill 2016 purports to "clarify" the use of restraints in juvenile detention situations, give the commissioner of corrections wider scope to approve their use and increase transparency measures.

Instead, try using work-based examples as there is wider scope to talk about learnings but this also provides an opportunity to show a wider skills set, something that is essential in today's market.

Mr. Shabani said that he believed Iran would be ready to agree to sign a legal framework called the Additional Protocol, which gives the inspectors of the International Atomic Energy Agency wider scope to inspect sites, collect samples and interview scientists.

My job allows wide scope to treat these patients and tackle these issues thoroughly.

He ruled, giving the power groups wide scope to formulate policy, but by retaining ultimate control over decision making.

Nations have wide scope to weigh the interests of the unborn child against the mother, and so there will be no European Roe v Wade.

But it is Ballet Theater that has given her the widest scope to show off her good humor, charm, forceful technique or lyricism.

There is no statute of limitations for D.C. law governing nonprofit organizations, giving Racine wide scope to investigate the church's handling of decades of abuse claims.