That defines its scope.

The charity changed its name to Scope in 1994.

Its scope of application is vast.

The System is unprecedented in its technological scope and global coverage.

Its scope will now embrace energy issues.

Two delegations expressed concern for its broad scope, particularly in relation to management development.

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Several made comments on the secretariat document and its scope.

The insertion in the treaty of restrictive clauses purporting to limit its scope or application

However, the importance of this Convention is also reflected in its subject matter and its scope of application and intervention.

The scope of debt problem and its impact on human rights

Given its small size, there is little scope for practical disarmament.

The major challenges of tomorrow call for a security that is global in its concept, universal in its basis and scope, and non discriminatory in its effects and benefits.

Its scope is not limited to RBPs affecting trade between the parties.

Its narrow scope and lack of vision of the future were regrettable.

It does not, therefore, have unfettered scope to choose its own status.

In draft article 1, the words its national on definition and scope, were restrictive, because the scope was widened in later articles, such as draft article 8 on stateless persons and refugees.

(a) Any activity within the scope of the present articles carried out in its territory or otherwise under its jurisdiction or control

This is due to some ambiguity as to both the positive scope of application of the latter and the explicit exclusions from its scope.

Every institution is responsible for these issues within the scope of its competence.

The scope of CSCE activities is just as broad as its geographical dimension.

Therefore in manufacturing today, which is global in the scope of its methods, there is no longer any such contradistinction.

The problem is transnational in scope.

The text is comprehensive in scope.

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But, despite its scope, the movement steered clear of violence in order to create a new mode of rebellion.

More particularly, in a number of cases, the Code omits elements of an existing crime or reduces its scope.

The Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of States is far reaching in its conception and scope of application.

It was also observed that provisions of the protocol should clearly define its scope.

(a) Proposes a definition of the notion of communication for development and its scope

Accordingly, the Board has restricted the scope of its opinion to exclude this expenditure.

So regulations must become international in scope.

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